Words we use in plain English.
Short explanations so you know what lenses, speaker names, and phone capture mean for your day, not for a developer wiki.
- LensA saved way of reading a recording.
- Speaker identityWho said that. And next time, too.
- Companion capturePhone mic, computer for the write-up.
- On your deviceThe real work happens where you are.
- Meeting botAn automated guest recorder. We refuse.
- Separate mic and call audioClearer “you” vs “them” on remote calls.
How the terms fit together
Six words carry most of what makes yapyap different. They describe one chain: how you make a recording, how it gets labeled, and how you read it afterward.
- Capture: a meeting bot is what other tools send. Companion capture is the phone you already carry.
- Labeling: separate mic and call audio makes “you” and “them” clear. Speaker identity puts the name on the line.
- Reading: a lens is the write-up format you apply, and reapply.
- Underneath all three: on your device, which decides where the work happens.
Each page is short on purpose. If a term needs more than a screen to explain, that is usually a sign the product made it too complicated.
FAQ
- Do I need to know these terms to use yapyap?
- No. They exist because other tools use the same words to mean different things, and you deserve to know which one you buy.
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