Whisperer

Let Claude read your meetings

Whisperer runs a small MCP server on your Mac. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex can search your meetings and dictations, read the notes and add their own.

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Local only·Off until you turn it on·10 tools
Claude
What did we decide in Tuesday's launch review? Make me a checklist.
whisperersearch_meetings“launch review”
whispererget_meeting“Mobile launch review”
Claude

From your Whisperer notes for Mobile launch review (Tue 11 Nov):

  • Launch moved to 24 November
  • Priya rewrites the first three onboarding screens by Thursday
  • Dan cuts the account step from onboarding before the 24th
  • The press embargo stays where it is
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Turn it on, pick the app, click Connect

Whisperer finds the AI apps on your Mac, writes their config for you and tests the connection.

  • Claude
    Claude Desktop
    One click, through the mcp-remote bridge
  • Claude Code
    Claude Code
    One click, Streamable HTTP
  • Codex
    Codex
    One click, CLI, IDE and app
  • Cursor
    Cursor
    One click, global MCP config
  • VS Code
    VS Code
    One click, Copilot agent mode
  • Windsurf
    Windsurf
    One click, Cascade MCP config
  • Gemini
    Antigravity
    Paste the config Whisperer shows
  • ChatGPT
    ChatGPT
    Developer-mode connector with a tunnel URL
Connect your AI apps
Let your AI apps read your meetings and transcriptions, locally. Nothing leaves your Mac.
ClaudeClaude Desktop Connected
Claude CodeClaude Code Connected
CursorCursorConnect
CodexCodexConnect
VS CodeVS CodeConnect
ChatGPTChatGPTConnect

Ten tools for your meetings and dictations

Every reading tool is marked read-only, so clients like Codex run them without asking each time.

list_meetings

Recent meetings with title, date, length, language and whether notes exist.

get_meeting

A meeting's summary, decisions, action items, open questions, notes and topic outline.

get_meeting_transcript

The transcript as “[mm:ss] Speaker: text”, a page at a time, filterable by speaker or time.

search_meetings

Finds moments across meetings and returns snippets with timestamps.

list_meeting_notes

Your notes and the notes AI apps added, with author and timestamp.

add_meeting_note

Saves a note to a meeting, labelled with the AI app's name.

update_meeting_note

Edits a note that app added. Your own notes can't be changed.

delete_meeting_note

Removes a note that app added. Your own notes can't be removed.

search_transcriptions

Searches your dictation history, newest first.

get_transcription

One dictation in full: text, length, language, model and AI version.

Things to ask once it is connected

Ask in Claude, ChatGPT or your editor. The app picks the right Whisperer tool by itself.

  • What did we decide about the launch date in Tuesday's review?
  • List every action item assigned to me this week, with the meeting it came from.
  • Summarise what Northwind asked for across our last three calls.
  • Read the onboarding crit and add a note with the three biggest risks.
  • Find the dictation where I described the new pricing and turn it into a spec.

Two tool calls, one checklist

Claude searches your meetings, opens the right one and answers from your notes. Nothing leaves your Mac except the text you asked about.

Config for any MCP client

The Connect button writes this for you. If you prefer to do it by hand, Whisperer shows the exact snippet for each app, with your port and token filled in.

  1. 1
    Turn on MCP

    Workspace → MCP, flip the switch.

  2. 2
    Pick your app

    Installed apps are listed first.

Claude Code · ~/.claude.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "whisperer": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "http://localhost:8080/mcp"
    }
  }
}
Codex · ~/.codex/config.toml
[mcp_servers.whisperer]
url = "http://localhost:8080/mcp"

Your meetings stay behind your Mac's door

This Mac only

The server listens on your Mac. Nothing outside it can connect.

Optional access token

Require a bearer token on every request; requests without it are refused.

Network access is opt-in

Serving other devices on your network is a separate, explicit switch.

Your notes are yours

Apps can only add and edit their own notes, and only if you allow it.

Off by default. Turn it on in Workspace → MCP.

MCP questions

Your next meeting writes its own notes

$2.99 app, Pro $14.99, paid once. Runs on your Mac with the AI you already have.

Get it on the Mac App Store