In a call, class, or webinar, stop splitting yourself between listening and typing. It hears what's said on your computer and writes the notes on the page as it goes: key points, decisions, and to-dos. When it ends, download a PDF.
What are you listening to?
Taking notes on a call or a video? Open this page in Chrome or Edge on a computer, which can hear what's playing.
What you get
This page was written from a three-minute planning call. Small talk, the ums, and the back-and-forth are gone. What's left is what you'd want on paper:

This is local AI. The same approach runs private assistants, search, and document processing on your own hardware, with no data sent to an AI provider.
Local AI for your businessHow it works
A call, a webinar or class, or a talk in the room. One click, and it starts listening.
Notes appear in handwriting as things are said, with the time in the margin. Nothing to type, nothing to watch.
Stop when it ends. A summary and every to-do are added, then download the page or copy it anywhere.
Why use it
No typing during the call, no rewatching the recording to find what was agreed. The notes are done when the meeting is.
Look at people, think, ask the better question. Your attention goes to the talk, not the keyboard.
Who's doing what, and by when, becomes a checklist on the page, and is collected again at the end.
Nothing to invite and nothing announcing itself in the meeting. It hears the call on your own computer.
Board meetings, client calls, medical and legal talks: nothing is uploaded, so confidential stays confidential.
Notes follow fixed rules, not a chatbot's mood: the same talk always gives the same notes and the same PDF. Free, with no minutes cap.
The speech model (OpenAI's open Whisper) runs inside your browser, and the notes are written there too. Your audio, transcript, and notes never leave your device, and your last session is saved only in this browser. The model downloads once, from this site. We count anonymous usage (the kind of session, its length, the language heard, browser, and IP) to keep the tool improving.
Read exactly what we recordFAQ
In Chrome or Edge on a computer, choose “A call or online meeting”, pick the call's tab (or your screen), and switch on audio. It hears both sides and writes notes as the call goes. Headphones stop your own voice being picked up twice.
No. Nothing joins, nothing is invited, and nothing shows in the call. It listens to the audio already playing on your computer.
Yes, it's good practice, and in some places the law requires consent before recording or transcribing a conversation. Nothing is uploaded or kept by us, but the people you're talking to deserve to know.
The key points, every decision (marked with a star), every to-do with who and by when (as a checklist), and real questions that were asked. Longer sessions end with a short summary and all the to-dos in one list.
Yes. For a class in the room, choose “A talk in the room” and it uses your microphone. For an online class or webinar, choose “A webinar, class, or video”. Homework and deadlines are picked out as to-dos.
Yes. Drop an audio or video file (a recorded call, a lecture, a voice memo) and the notes are written as the recording is heard.
Your notes are saved on this device as they're written. Come back to this page and open your last notes: you'll get the identical page and PDF.
The handwritten page as a PDF, the notes as Markdown (for Notion, Obsidian, or Docs), or the full transcript. Or copy the notes as text.
It hears 99 languages. Key points work in any of them; decisions and to-dos are picked out best in English.
Yes, for a talk in the room, using the microphone. Hearing a call or video playing on the device needs Chrome or Edge on a computer.
Yes. No account, no trial, no monthly minutes. It runs on your own device, so it costs us nothing per meeting.
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