What’s changed in NotchLive since launch
When I launched NotchLive on Product Hunt, it was mainly a Mac app for private live captions and translation.
It has grown quite a bit since then:
A dedicated microphone engine called Kōkako for clearer, more responsive microphone captions
Meeting Intelligence with summaries, decisions, and action items
Voice Notes
Saved sessions, exports, and Live Timeline
Ghost Mode for screen-sharing workflows
Team Packs for multiple users
A redesigned interface across the app
The original idea remains the same: speech recognition runs on-device, no meeting bot joins your calls, and free live captions remain free.
If you tried an early version, the current app is substantially different.
What should I focus on next: better live captions, stronger post-meeting tools, or more team features?
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