Changelog

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Recording

• Records your microphone and the meeting audio directly on your Mac. No bot joins the call.
• Records only meeting apps and browsers by default (Zoom, Teams, Slack, FaceTime, Google Meet in a browser), so music or a video in another app stays out. Whole Mac is available for other calling apps.
• When a call app starts using your microphone, a notification offers to record, or choose Record automatically to start with the call. When the call ends it asks before stopping; it never stops on its own. Start any time with ⌘R, New recording or the menu bar.
• Echo cancellation when you're on speakers, so the other side isn't also recorded as you.
• Live transcript while you record, with You and Others level meters.
• Time-stamped notes: each line you type during a call gets the call time and links back to that moment later.
• Bookmarks with ⌘⇧B.
• Import an audio file to transcribe it.

Transcription and speakers

• On-device English transcription (Parakeet) and speaker separation. Audio never leaves your Mac.
• Speakers are named from the calendar invite and the conversation (someone introduced or addressed by name). Names it isn't sure of are suggested; rename any speaker in a click.
• Custom vocabulary for names, products and jargon.

Notes

• Notes shaped by meeting type: sixteen types, from standups, sprint planning and design reviews to client calls, sales discovery and demos, interviews and 1:1s. Type is detected automatically and can be changed.
• Notes appear as they're written, seconds after the call.
• Summary, decisions and action items, with every line linked to the moment it was said.
• Type-specific details, like a MEDDIC scorecard, objections and deal risks for sales, or requirements, commitments and scope changes for client calls.
• Tone: how each person came across and why, and the moments the tone changed (an AI estimate).
• Talk-time stats per meeting.
• Notes written by Google Gemini (free tier), a local model through Ollama, or Claude or OpenAI with your own key (transcript text only, never audio). A monthly cost estimate and budget alert for cloud engines.
• Write… recipes: follow-up email, Slack update, PR / ticket description, decision record (ADR), client status recap and ticket list.

Work tools

• Action items: every follow-up from every meeting in one list, with owners and due dates; open one as a Linear issue.
• Ask AI: ask one meeting (answers cite the moment), a folder, or all meetings. Search runs on your Mac and finds answers by meaning. Add an answer to your notes.
• Insights: hours in meetings, by type and folder, recurring meetings and overruns, calendar coverage, open action items, AI usage per engine, storage and talk share.
• Folders, pins and search.

Calendars and integrations

• Google Calendar and every calendar on your Mac: meetings named after the event, with invitees.
• Today lists the day's meetings, recorded or not, with Record and Join. Up next in the sidebar.
• A notification when a calendar meeting starts, or when Meet, Zoom, Teams or a Slack huddle picks up your microphone, with Take notes.
• Save to a folder (Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, OneDrive, Obsidian), Slack, and Zapier / Make / n8n webhooks, plus a Share menu on every meeting.
• Follow-up emails in your Mail app or Gmail.
• Local, read-only connector for Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor, with search by meaning.

App

• Light and dark themes.
• 14-day free trial with everything, then free for 5 meetings a month. A one-time license removes the limit and includes 12 months of updates.
• Works without an account. Google sign-in is optional.