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Vaitly Meetings · Pro · Beta
Vaitly Meetings transcribes your calls on your Mac as they happen — no bot joins, no audio leaves — and turns any meeting into minutes, actions, questions and risks when you ask.
How it works
When Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Webex, Slack or Discord starts using your microphone, Vaitly Meetings notices within seconds. No calendar access or bot is needed.
Your microphone is transcribed as “You” and the call's audio as “Other participants”. If your speakers are picked up by your microphone, the echo is removed.
The same on-device speech model that powers dictation writes the transcript as the call goes. Audio is never saved or uploaded, and a crash mid-meeting loses nothing.
The recording stops when the call does and the meeting appears on your timeline, ready to read, search or turn into minutes.
Insights
Every insight links to the moment it was said. Owners are named only when someone named them, and nothing is added that the meeting did not contain.
Find anything
Meetings grouped by day, with counts of actions, questions and risks at a glance.
A month view with each meeting on its day. Pick a day, pick a meeting.
Search titles, transcripts and insights at once. Matching lines are highlighted and open at the moment they were said.
Requires an Apple Silicon Mac. Noticing calls needs macOS 14.4 or later.
Questions
Yes. It is included in Pro at £10 a month. It is in beta and arrives with the next update of the Mac app.
Only after you turn call recording on. By default it then records calls automatically and stops when they end; you can change it to ask first, turn it off, or set rules per app.
Yes. Recording other people can require their agreement where you are. The app asks you to confirm you will tell people before call recording can be turned on.
No. Audio is transcribed on your Mac and never written to disk or uploaded. Transcripts stay on your Mac. Only when you ask for insights is a transcript's text sent to Vaitly's server, which asks OpenAI to write them.
It separates you from the other participants. Individual names on the far end come from imported Teams and Zoom transcripts, which include speakers.
Yes. Import .vtt, .srt or .txt transcripts and they appear on the same timeline, with search and insights.
It looks like you're in the UK. The same app is on vvoice.co.uk, priced in pounds for the UK.