talat

talat captures your microphone and system audio directly — so it hears both sides of every Zoom, Meet, or Teams call without a bot joining the meeting. Transcription runs on your Mac's Neural Engine in real time, in English or multilingual mode across dozens of languages. Nothing leaves your machine unless you want it to.

Speaker recognition goes beyond "Speaker 1" and "Speaker 2." talat matches voices against people you've named before, so your transcripts read like actual conversations between actual colleagues. The more you use it, the better it gets at telling people apart.

When the meeting ends, talat's local AI gets to work. You get a summary, a chaptered view of what was discussed, and a list of action points — all generated on your Mac, with no API calls required. Prefer a cloud model? Bring your own key and pick your provider. The default is local; the choice is yours.

Every meeting becomes a note you can search, read, and edit. Calendar integration lines up recordings with the meetings they belong to, so you're never hunting for context. Import audio files from elsewhere and talat will treat them the same way — transcribed, summarized, and ready to search.

talat fits into how you already work. Auto-export notes to Obsidian or any folder you choose. Push meeting data to other tools via webhooks. Wire your meeting history into Claude and other AI assistants through the built-in MCP server. There's even a dictation mode for writing anywhere on your Mac.

talat runs entirely on your Mac, which means a spotty connection or a long flight changes nothing. Record, transcribe, and summarize on a plane, in a basement, or anywhere else. Everything works offline; a perfectly good place to catch up on your meeting notes.