meeting.radar records your calls and in-person meetings, writes clear minutes in Arabic or English, and keeps track of who promised what, so nothing slips after the meeting ends.
You join your meeting the way you always do. meeting.radar sits in the menu bar and does the rest.
When a call starts in Zoom, Teams, Meet or any other app, or a meeting on your calendar is about to begin, you get a small prompt asking whether to record. One click and it's running.
Your microphone and the voices of the people on the call are captured together. If you like, the screen is recorded too, so the slides and documents shown can feed into the minutes.
A few minutes after you stop, the summary, decisions and action items are ready, each item with an owner and a due date. Review them, edit anything, and send them to the attendees.
Built for people who spend their week in meetings and can't afford to lose what was agreed in them.
Your voice and everyone else's, in any calling app, with no bot joining the meeting. In-person meetings work just as well.
Clear summaries, decisions and next steps, written the way a good secretary would, in either language or a mix of both.
Every task gets an owner and a due date, and stays on your list until it's done. Follow-up meetings are suggested only when they were actually agreed, and you approve them.
Connect Google, Microsoft 365 or Outlook, and your Mac calendar. See every meeting in one place, by week, month or as a timeline, with no duplicates.
Turn on screen recording and the text on shared slides and documents is picked up and used to make the minutes more accurate.
Each meeting is visible to you and the people who attended. Share it more widely with one click, or keep it to yourself.
Meetings are often confidential. You pick where recordings and minutes are kept, and you can change your mind later in Settings.
Recordings, transcripts and minutes stay on your own computer. You can even have the AI run on the Mac itself, so nothing about the meeting leaves the device.
Sign in on any device and see your meetings and action items everywhere. You decide whether the audio is uploaded, or only the minutes.
Run meeting.radar on your company's server with your own domain. Your team shares one hub, and the data never touches our systems.
Read exactly what we collect and why in our Privacy Policy.
No. meeting.radar records from your own Mac, so there's no extra participant in the call. The other attendees see nothing different.
Yes, please do. Recording laws differ from country to country, and many require everyone's consent. Letting people know at the start of the meeting is the simplest way to stay on the right side of them.
Any app that plays sound on your Mac: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Slack, WhatsApp and others. It also works for meetings in a room, using your Mac's microphone.
It reads your events so it can remind you before a meeting, name the recording and know who attended. If you approve a follow-up meeting, it adds that event to your calendar. It doesn't read your email and never sells or shares your calendar data.
No. Your recordings and minutes are used only to produce your minutes and action items. We don't use them to train models, and neither do the AI providers we work with.
The web app works on any device today, so you can read minutes and tick off action items from your phone. Apps for Windows and iPhone are on the way.
meeting.radar is free while in early access. When paid plans arrive, there will still be a free option, and we'll let you know well before anything changes.
Install meeting.radar now and let it take the minutes.
Download for Mac