Capture wherever you already talk.
From Zoom to street interviews. Record on your computer or phone. People on the call never see a notetaker bot.
- ZoomYour mic + the call. No bot guest.
- Google MeetClean guest list, notes on your computer.
- Microsoft TeamsWork calls without a notetaker avatar.
- In personRoom capture with who-spoke labels.
- InterviewTape you can quote for sources and studies.
- PhoneField mic → write-ups on your computer.
Which capture path fits
Three things decide it. Does the sound come from a call or a room? Is your laptop with you? Would anyone on the other side object to a stranger on the guest list?
- Remote call: record your mic and the call audio on your computer. The guest list stays empty.
- Room with a table: put the laptop where it can hear, and let it label the voices.
- Room without a laptop: record on your phone, then hand the take to your desk later.
- Someone joins by phone: their audio arrives through the call, so it records like anyone else.
Whichever path you take, the recording lands in the same library, with names on the lines and a lens for the write-up you need.
FAQ
- Do I need a different app for calls and in-person meetings?
- No. The same app records both. It changes what it listens to, not where your recordings live.
- Which capture path gives the clearest speaker labels?
- Remote calls, because your microphone and the call audio stay on separate channels. In a room everything arrives on one microphone, so labels rely on the voices alone.
Record your meetings. See who spoke. Turn one recording into the write-up you need, on your computer, with no cloud account.
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