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Spiik
AI note taker for meetings & lectures. No bot on your calls.
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AI note taker for meetings & lectures. No bot on your calls.
52 followers
Spiik records meetings, lectures, interviews and calls, then gives you a transcript you can trust: it copes with accents and noisy rooms, labels who said what, and translates into 100+ languages. On a Mac it records Zoom, Meet and Teams with no bot joining the call. From there, get structured notes, quizzes and flashcards, or ask the recording a question. iPhone, iPad and Mac.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Rony, the maker of Spiik.
Spiik is for people who'd rather listen than take notes. Press record in a meeting, lecture, interview or call, and Spiik gives you a transcript you can trust, then turns it into something useful.
What it does:
Transcribes accurately through accents, crosstalk and noisy rooms
Labels who said what
Transcribes and translates in 100+ languages
On a Mac, records both sides of Zoom, Meet, Teams or any other app, with no bot joining the call
Turns a recording into structured notes, summaries, quizzes, flashcards and mind maps, and answers your questions about it
Keeps the audio, so you can tap any line to hear it again
Imports audio, video and YouTube links, and exports TXT, PDF, SRT and VTT
It works on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It's free to download with no limit on recording time, and Spiik Pro unlocks full transcripts and the AI tools, with a 7-day free trial.
I'd love your feedback, especially on what you'd want it to do next. I'll be here all day answering questions.
how does the no bot thing work on mac, is it grabbing system audio and mic as seperate tracks? and does speaker labeling hold up when its one laptop mic in a room with like 5 ppl
@bacelj it holds up with 5+ speakers yes, it does speaker separation from the audio recording, not based on meeting metadata
Being able to ask the recording a question is the part I'd use most. Can you ask across several recordings at once, like what a client said over the last three calls?
Recording a lecture on just the Mac with nothing joining the room is the version of this I would use, because a bot showing up in a university seminar is not something anyone agrees to. Do the flashcards work from a full hour of audio without me editing the transcript first?
@karimbenkeroum yep, no editing needed
tap any line to hear it again is the part I'd actually use. auto transcripts in vietnamese still slip on the tone marks for us, so being able to check the audio matters more than the summary ngl