Starts and stops recording automatically.
Records and transcribes online meetings. Automatically.
Amanu works with any call — Zoom, Google Meet, Telegram, WhatsApp. It starts and stops recording on its own, identifies speakers, and can write a high-quality summary after the meeting.
Free · open source · Notarized by Apple
Speaker diarization
The transcript is separated by speaker instead of being merged into a single stream.
High-quality summaries
Other apps like it economize on tokens. At scale, that improves their margins at the expense of summary quality.
I think it makes more sense to save our time and let the models do their best work — especially if you already pay for Claude or ChatGPT.
Your meeting library stays on your Mac
One meeting, one folder: the audio, transcript, and summary live together. Processing can stay local too, or use a cloud model you choose.
Everything can run locally
Amanu can record, transcribe, and write summaries without internet access, right on your Mac.
Or use more powerful models
If you prefer, connect powerful paid models: Amanu can use your subscriptions and API keys.
Free and open source
Amanu is completely free: its source code is open, and the app is Notarized by Apple. Installation is simple — download it and open it.
Requires macOS 14.2 or later. Local transcription requires Apple Silicon.
What about Windows?
For now, Amanu is available for macOS only. If you are interested in a Windows version, send me an email:
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