Hey Product Hunt 👋 I run back-to-back calls most of the week, and by Thursday I couldn't tell you what we decided on Monday. Every meeting-notes tool I tried wanted the audio on their servers first — and on calls where people say real things about real projects, I wasn't comfortable with that. So Meeting Noter does the whole thing on the laptop: • Records Slack, Microsoft Teams, Telegram, a Google Meet tab, or the full screen • Transcribes locally — whisper.cpp is compiled into the app, so there's no Homebrew step and nothing leaves the machine • Summarizes with the Claude CLI into topics, decisions and action items • One click turns a summary into a message you paste straight into Slack Two things worth pointing out. The mic and the system audio are two separate tracks. They're transcribed independently and merged by timecode, which is why you get "Me" / "Them" labels without a diarization model. Mixing them down was the one shortcut I had to stop myself from taking — two people on one channel interfere and recognition falls apart. Every call lands in a plain folder: transcript.txt, summary.md, meta.json. So you can point an agent at it and ask what was decided across all your meetings, not just the one you happen to remember. That turned out to be the part I use most. Free, MIT, macOS 26 on Apple Silicon. Signed and notarized, so it opens with a normal double-click. Happy to answer anything — and I'd genuinely like to hear what's missing. Windows and Linux are the two asks I expect, and I don't have an answer for either yet.

Meeting Noter

On-device meeting notes for Slack, Teams, Meet and Telegram

On-device meeting notes for Slack, Teams, Meet and Telegram