Whisperer

AI meeting notes for Mac, recorded on your Mac

Whisperer notices when a call starts, records both sides, names every speaker and writes the summary, decisions and action items the moment it ends. No bot joins the call.

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Mobile launch review
Tue 11 Nov, 10:00 · 03:23
MEMLDOPS
Transcript
Overview
Maya Levin02:14
Beta feedback is in. Onboarding is the only thing people keep tripping on, the rest is solid.
Dan Ortiz02:20
Then we fix onboarding first. If we cut the account step we can still ship on the 24th.
Me02:26
Agreed. Let's move launch to the

From the first word to finished notes

You keep your call app. Whisperer works next to it.

  1. 1
    Your call starts

    Whisperer sees Zoom, Teams, Meet or Slack open the microphone and asks if it should take notes.

  2. 2
    It records both sides

    Your voice and the call audio go into one recording, saved on your Mac.

  3. 3
    Words appear live

    The transcript streams in while you talk, with each speaker on their own line.

  4. 4
    Notes when it ends

    Stop the recording and the overview, decisions and action items are ready in seconds.

Works withZoomZoomMicrosoft TeamsTeamsGoogle MeetGoogle MeetSlackSlackWebexWebexFaceTimeBrowser calls

Every voice gets a name

A speaker model on your Mac tells the voices apart. Names come from the calendar invite, so the transcript reads like minutes, not a wall of text.

  • Speakers numbered in the order they first talk
  • One click names them from the invite
  • Filter the transcript to one person
ML
Maya Levin 02:14
Beta feedback is in. Onboarding is the only thing people keep tripping on, the rest is solid.
DO
Dan Ortiz 02:20
Then we fix onboarding first. If we cut the account step we can still ship on the 24th.
ME
Me 02:26
Agreed. Let's move launch to the 24th and keep the press embargo where it is.
PS
Priya Shah 02:31
I'll rewrite the first three screens and have a build for Thursday.
ML
Maya Levin 02:35
One open question: do we still need the waitlist page once the app is public?

Six parts, written for you

Each meeting gets the same structure, so you can scan last week's calls in a minute. Notes are written in the language the meeting was held in.

Overview
Three or four sentences on what the call was about.
Key topics
An outline with the minute each topic came up.
Decisions
What was agreed, linked to the moment it was said.
Action items
Who does what, by when.
Open questions
What is still undecided.
Next meeting
When the group said it would meet again.

Ask a meeting anything

Type a question and get an answer from the transcript, with the moments it came from. Click a source to hear that part of the call.

Pick the AI that answers
Claude Answers by Claude
When is launch now, and why did it move?

Launch moved to 24 November. Beta users kept getting stuck in onboarding, so the team is removing the account step first.

02:2002:26
Ask Claude about Mobile launch review…

Every call, searchable

Search every word

Find the call where pricing came up and jump to the second it was said.

Any of 97 languages

The language is detected for the whole meeting, then the notes follow it.

Audio you control

Keep recordings forever or for 7 to 365 days. Transcripts stay until you delete them.

Stays on your Mac

Recording, transcripts and speaker detection never leave your Mac.

A recording bar that stays out of the way

While a meeting records, a small bar sits at the edge of your screen with pause, stop and open. Hold Fn to dictate a quick message and the meeting pauses, then carries on.

  • Open Meeting Studio from the bar
  • Pause a private moment, then resume
  • Dictation never mixes into the meeting
24:51
Meeting paused while you dictate
Sending the deck to Northwind now, give me two minutes.

Meeting notes questions

Your next meeting writes its own notes

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