Works with
Your calls, your calendar, your tools. No bot in the meeting.
Recordist hears the call through your laptop, so it works in the apps you already use, then hands your notes to the places you keep them.
Your calls
Recordist hears the call through your laptop, so it works in the app you already use, with no bot in the meeting. By default, it asks before it records.
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Zoom
The Zoom app and Zoom in the browser.
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Microsoft Teams
The Teams app and Teams in the browser, work and personal.
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Google Meet
Meet in Chrome, Edge, Safari, Arc, Brave or Firefox.
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Webex
The Webex app and Webex in the browser.
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Slack huddles
Huddles in the Slack app.
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FaceTime
FaceTime calls on the Mac.
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Discord
Voice calls in the Discord app.
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Any other call
Press Record. If you can hear it on your laptop, Recordist can keep it.
How it works
In your browser
The free Chrome extension keeps a live transcript beside the call and tells the app which meeting is on.
Your calendar
Recordist reads your calendar so the card names the meeting and the people. On the Mac, Prep Briefs show what was said last time.
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Google Calendar
Add its private calendar address (ICS). For repeating meetings, add the account to Apple Calendar on the Mac.
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Outlook and Microsoft 365
Add the published calendar address (ICS). For repeating meetings, add the account to Apple Calendar on the Mac.
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Apple Calendar
On the Mac, read directly with your permission.
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Your AI assistant
Ask your assistant about your meetings. The open-source Recordist gateway reads them on your laptop and hands over only what you ask for.
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Claude
Claude Desktop and Claude Code, through the Recordist gateway (MCP).
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Cursor
The same gateway, in Cursor’s MCP settings.
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Any MCP client
Search meetings, read transcripts and action items, start and stop recordings.
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Agents (A2A)
Other agents can ask Recordist through the open A2A protocol.
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Local API
A local HTTP API with a token, for your own scripts.
How it works
Who writes the notes
Pick the engine. By default the notes are written on your laptop.
Where the record goes
Your notes leave Recordist the way you choose, as files you own.
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Obsidian and Markdown notes
Every meeting saved as Markdown to a folder you pick, such as your Obsidian vault.
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PDF and Word
Save any meeting as a PDF or a Word document (Mac).
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Mail and messages
Share sends the Word document from your own mail or chat (Mac).
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Subtitles and data
Text, SRT, VTT and JSON exports.
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On your desk and at work
Start, stop and mark the moment without looking, and let IT set it up for everyone.
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Elgato Stream DeckComing
Start and stop with a key, with the recording light on the key (Mac). Waiting on Elgato’s review.
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Keyboard shortcuts
Record and mark a moment from anywhere (on Linux, under X11).
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Managed settings for IT
Set Recordist up for every Mac in the organisation.
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Missing the one you use?
Tell us. A person reads every idea, and the ones people need ship fast.