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I kept leaving calls unsure who agreed to do what, so I built Afterword. It's out today. It sits in the menu bar. When a Zoom, Meet, or Teams call starts, it starts on its own, transcribes on the Mac as you talk (Apple's on-device speech model on macOS 26), and when you hang up, it saves a Markdown note with a summary, decisions, and action items into a folder you pick. Nothing is uploaded, and it doesn't join the call as a bot, so your meetings stay on your Mac. A few things I cared about: - A setting for people who stutter or have speech differences, using Apple's model made for atypical speech, so more voices are handled locally. - Live translation when the other person speaks another language, offline. - A switch to only write down the other person, so your own voice isn't recorded at all. The first 25 people who sign up on the site get a free lifetime license. After that, you can get a $39 lifetime license, or pay $4/month or $29/year, with a 7-day free trial. Download: https://afterwordnotes.vercel.app What would make you trust a meeting recorder enough to leave it running?   submitted by   /u/Old-Enthusiasm-4943 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 23:26:17