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AI clone that joins video calls in your place, lip-syncing to your voice through a virtual camera.
Pickle creates a photorealistic AI avatar of the user and runs it as a virtual camera inside Zoom and similar video-call apps, syncing the avatar's mouth movements to the user's live voice so a meeting can be attended without turning on the real camera. It also gives managers meeting analytics on attendance and participation. The company was founded in 2024 and is based in San Francisco. Subscriptions start at $68/month; a free trial is offered before purchase, but no persistent free tier was found. Independent traffic data suggests usage has declined sharply since launch.
Subscriptions start at $68/month; a free trial is available before committing to a paid plan.
Use tool ↗Pickle solves a narrow, specific problem, attending video meetings without being on camera, with a real-time lip-synced avatar rather than a generic filter. Its value depends entirely on whether your team culture accepts an AI stand-in on calls, and reported traffic has fallen substantially since launch.
Watch out: Using an AI stand-in on calls raises workplace-trust and disclosure questions worth settling with colleagues before turning it on.
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