Add Meeting Recorder to Audio - #1002
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Project URL: https://gensoft.ge/meeting-recorder
Why should this project be added:
A native macOS menu-bar recorder for meetings. It captures Zoom, Meet and Teams calls via ScreenCaptureKit (system audio and mic as two separate tracks, so "You" and each speaker stay distinct), and also records in-person meetings from the mic alone. Transcription and speaker labelling then run on the machine: whisper.cpp
large-v3-turbowith Silero VAD, and pyannote for diarization. Language is auto-detected across English, Russian and Hebrew.Existing entries in Audio cover capture (Audio Hijack, Recordia) or call audio cleanup (krisp); none of them turn a recorded meeting into an attributed transcript locally. The nearest well-known alternatives are cloud services that upload your meeting audio.
On the "AI"-adjacent rules: this is not a prompt wrapper or an LLM front-end. What it depends on are local, specialised speech models — speech recognition and speaker diarization — used as part of the recording pipeline, which is the case the guidelines allow.
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krispandMurmur)Appropriate icon(s) added if applicable (OSS, freeware) — neither applies: it is closed-source and commercial. Per the guidelines on commercial apps, it ships a 14-day free trial with no account and no bundle requirement, so maintainers can validate it directly. It is a native AppKit app, not Electron.
Disclosure: I am affiliated with this app.