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Evernote founder’s video startup mmhmm becomes Airtime, launches new products
Phil Libin, founder of Evernote, has rebranded his video startup mmhmm to Airtime and launched two new products designed to enhance online meetings, including a virtual camera and a presentation tool to engage users more effectively and appear professional during calls.
Key points
- Phil Libin is the founder of Evernote and launched mmhmm in 2020.
- Airtime, the new brand, introduces a virtual camera and presentation tool for online meetings.
- These tools aim to make meetings more engaging and to encourage users to be more memorable.
- Airtime Creator allows presentations where the presenter is featured alongside slides.
- Up to 10 people can appear on screen during presentations.
- Airtime Camera lets users customize their appearance in online meetings across various platforms.
- Existing mmhmm users will see updates to the app and receive both new tools for free initially.
- The Airtime Camera will be free until August 1, after which it will cost $20.
- The Airtime Creator tool is available via a $10/month subscription.
Why it matters
- The rise of remote work has increased demand for engaging online meeting tools.
- Similar trends are seen in 2025 IT, focusing on enhancing virtual collaboration and user experience.
- The shift toward more casual online environments highlights the need for professionalism in digital communication.
Airtime's new offerings reflect the ongoing evolution of remote communication tools, emphasizing the need for improved engagement and professionalism in virtual environments, a trend gaining momentum in the wake of the pandemic.