Realtime meeting notes that don’t leave your Mac
talat captures your microphone and system audio, transcribes both sides of every conversation in real time, and turns meetings into searchable, editable notes. It's powered entirely by your Mac's Neural Engine: your audio never leaves your machine. Choose custom LLM providers, write custom summarisation prompts, auto-export to Obsidian, push meeting data via webhooks, or query your history through an MCP server. It runs alongside Granola and other tools, so you can try it without switching.
talat works completely offline with no internet required for transcription, summarization, or storage. All features run on-device using hardware acceleration where available. Users can search full-text across all local meetings and access notes even without WiFi.
talat records meetings with on-device AI transcription and summarization, storing everything locally. Audio never leaves the device, no cloud processing by default, and no account required. Ideal for users handling sensitive, confidential, or regulated conversations who need absolute privacy by architecture.
talat auto-detects when conferencing apps (Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, FaceTime) are active and records without requiring a bot invite or additional installation. It generates summaries with key points, decisions, and action items using local LLMs, keeping the workflow lightweight and non-intrusive.
talat is a one-time $49 purchase (pre-release price) with lifetime updates included. No subscription, no monthly fees, no account required. Users fund an independent product built by a two-person team rather than venture-backed investors.
talat exports transcripts and summaries to Markdown, PDF, Obsidian, webhooks, and MCP-compatible AI assistants like Claude. Users can bring their own LLM (OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama) or use the built-in model, maintaining full control over data flow and integrations.