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Meeting transcription

Meeting transcription on your Mac.

Enzo records calls from your Mac, so no bot joins. It writes down who said what, by name, and when the call ends the notes are ready. The audio never leaves your Mac.

Bots
None. Enzo records from your Mac
Call apps
Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime, Slack and more
Who said what
By name, worked out on your Mac
Audio
Never uploaded
Notes
In the meeting’s chat when the call ends

How it works

Four steps from call to notes.

  1. 1

    Allow System Audio

    A one-time macOS permission, so Enzo hears the other side of the call as well as your microphone.

  2. 2

    Record, or let it start itself

    Press your recording key, or let Enzo start when a call begins in Zoom, Teams, FaceTime, Slack and other call apps, and stop when it ends.

  3. 3

    Who said what

    Enzo separates the voices and names the people it knows. Click a speaker to say who it was, and Enzo knows them next time.

  4. 4

    Notes when it ends

    Open the meeting’s chat for the notes: what was asked of you and what you promised. Ask for a follow-up email from there.

Watch a meeting become a transcript.

The call plays with each voice separated and named. Name someone once and Enzo knows them next time.

While the call is on

Right-click the notch to see the live transcript, and press Tab to ask about the conversation so far: when did we say this is due, or what have I agreed to so far.

People, known by voice

Who said what, worked out entirely on your Mac.

Enzo separates the voices in a meeting and names the people it knows. Click a speaker’s name to say who it was, and Enzo learns their voice. It matches by how a voice sounds, never by name, and asks rather than guesses when it isn’t sure.

Open someone in People to say who they are to you, like “my manager on Atlas”, and see what they asked of you and what you promised each other. Voices and everything about them stay on your Mac. See how offline processing works.

Use cases

Meetings work wherever people are talking.

  • Video calls

    Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, FaceTime or Slack. Enzo records from your Mac, so nobody sees a note-taker join.

  • In the room

    Put your Mac on the table and record through its microphone. Enzo tells the voices apart and picks out yours.

  • Interviews

    Name the interviewer and the interviewee once, and the transcript reads like a script.

  • One-to-ones

    Open a person to see what they asked of you and what you promised each other, across all your meetings with them.

No bots in your meetings

Enzo doesn’t add a bot to your call or ask for meeting integrations. It records from your Mac, so there’s no note-taker in the participant list and nothing to admit from the waiting room. See how Enzo compares to cloud note-takers.

Questions, answered.

How does Enzo hear the other side of a call?

Through macOS System Audio access, which you allow once. Enzo records your microphone and the sound coming out of your Mac, so it works with any call app, with no plugins or integrations.

Can it record without me remembering to?

Yes. Choose it under Meeting recording in Recording settings, and Enzo starts when a call begins in Zoom, Teams, FaceTime, Slack and other call apps, then stops when it ends.

How does Enzo know who’s speaking?

By how each voice sounds, worked out on your Mac. Name someone once and Enzo knows them in later meetings. It never guesses a name: a voice it isn’t sure of keeps a neutral label until you say who it is.

What leaves my Mac?

Never the audio. Transcription and speaker names happen on your Mac. To write notes, the transcript goes to Enzo’s cloud AI: after every meeting while notes are on, as they are from the start, otherwise only when you ask.

Does it work offline?

Recording, transcription and speaker names do. Notes and Chat need a connection.

Is meeting recording free?

Yes. Meeting recording and names for who said what are unlimited on every plan, and every plan writes notes, briefs and follow-ups out of its AI usage. Plus has about 6× Free’s usage for $10 a month, with a 14-day free trial, and Pro has twice Plus’s.

Should I tell people I’m recording?

Yes. No bot announces Enzo, so it’s up to you, and in many places the law requires everyone’s consent. Say so at the start of the call.

Can I get the transcript out?

Yes. Copy any transcript with its speaker names and paste it wherever you need.

Coming soon to your Mac.

Free, with no time limit. Try Plus free for 14 days when you want more.

Coming soonFor Macs with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later.