Wispr Flow launches an AI note-taker that works without joining calls
Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant for Mac that records calls without joining as a participant and turns conversations into transcripts, summaries, and follow-up notes.
Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant, has been launched by Wispr Flow, a company known for its dictation tool. This new feature can record conversations, provide a live transcript, and prepare notes that include decisions, deadlines, assigned work, and unresolved issues. Unlike joining calls, Notetaker captures audio directly from a Mac's microphone, functioning across various platforms including Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles, Discord, and browser calls.
It can also detect unscheduled calls and prompt users to start taking notes. During meetings, users can follow the live transcript, add their own notes, or request a recap of the previous few minutes. The app's finished notes are prepared after the entire conversation has been analyzed, correcting any transcription errors and adding missing speaker labels.
Notetaker can leverage stored information from Wispr Flow and connected work accounts to accurately understand attendees and discussed topics. It allows for searchability of past calls, with results including references to relevant parts of the conversation. MCP support enables ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other compatible tools to access meeting notes and transcripts.
Granular users can import existing notes, and results can be searched alongside new meetings. Currently available on Mac with English support, Notetaker is part of Wispr Flow's free plan with usage limits, while Windows support is anticipated soon and mobile functionality is on the roadmap.
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