Verba records meetings and voice notes, creates transcripts and summaries, extracts action items, and lets you chat with your recordings. Everything runs through on-device AI models, so your conversations stay private.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I’m Ognjen, the developer behind Verba.
I built Verba because I wanted the benefits of AI meeting notes without uploading private conversations to cloud AI services or buying additional recording hardware.
Verba uses on-device AI models to:
🎙 Record meetings and voice notes
📝 Create transcripts and structured summaries
✅ Extract action items and key decisions
💬 Answer questions about your recordings
🔒 Keep audio, transcripts and AI processing on your iPhone
There is no account, no cloud transcription and no monthly subscription.
You can try Verba with 60 free transcription minutes and five AI questions per day. The full version is available as a $9.99 lifetime purchase.
This is the first public release, and I’d particularly appreciate feedback on:
• transcription quality across different accents and environments
• whether the summaries capture the information that matters
• the usefulness of the AI chat
• anything confusing in the onboarding or recording flow
Thanks for checking it out. I’ll be here throughout the launch to answer questions and discuss the technical decisions behind building an on-device AI app.
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Really like the on-device privacy angle, that's a big plus. One thing that would make it even more useful for me: support for syncing across devices without sending the audio to the cloud, maybe through an encrypted local sync. Would love the same privacy on my phone and laptop.
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@professionalpro Thanks! Encrypted cross-device sync is definitely one of the most interesting next steps. The challenge is preserving the same privacy model while making the experience seamless across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I’m exploring options such as end-to-end encrypted sync where only the user controls the keys, without exposing audio or transcripts to Verba’s servers. Appreciate the suggestion.
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The on-device approach really sold me on this. No more worrying about sensitive client calls living on someone else's server, and the summary quality on my last test meeting was surprisingly sharp.
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@pmvibes Thank you! That’s exactly the problem I wanted Verba to solve. Sensitive meetings should not have to leave the device just to get useful transcripts and summaries. I’m glad the summary quality worked well on your test meeting, and I’d be interested to hear how it performs across different meeting types and environments.
Really like the on-device privacy angle, that's a big plus. One thing that would make it even more useful for me: support for syncing across devices without sending the audio to the cloud, maybe through an encrypted local sync. Would love the same privacy on my phone and laptop.
@professionalpro
Thanks! Encrypted cross-device sync is definitely one of the most interesting next steps. The challenge is preserving the same privacy model while making the experience seamless across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. I’m exploring options such as end-to-end encrypted sync where only the user controls the keys, without exposing audio or transcripts to Verba’s servers. Appreciate the suggestion.
The on-device approach really sold me on this. No more worrying about sensitive client calls living on someone else's server, and the summary quality on my last test meeting was surprisingly sharp.
@pmvibes
Thank you! That’s exactly the problem I wanted Verba to solve. Sensitive meetings should not have to leave the device just to get useful transcripts and summaries. I’m glad the summary quality worked well on your test meeting, and I’d be interested to hear how it performs across different meeting types and environments.