Notisto listens to your call and writes clear notes: what was decided, who does what, and by when. It runs on your Mac and stays out of everyone’s way. And every line links to the moment it was said, just in case someone asks.
Free during the beta · macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon
Decisions, tasks with owners and deadlines, open questions and next steps. Ready to paste into Slack or email, with nothing for you to rewrite.
You talk, Notisto writes. Then it helps you find anything later, without sending your meetings anywhere.
Notisto records your microphone and the call audio right on your Mac, as two separate tracks. Nobody gets a surprise guest in the participant list. Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, Telegram or a browser tab. And if the other side suddenly goes quiet, you’ll know right away, not after the call.
Write down what matters while you listen. After the call, Notisto turns every line into a full note from the transcript. Your words stay black and the AI’s are grey, so you always know who wrote what. Press ⌘B to flag an important moment.
Decisions, tasks with owners and deadlines, open questions, all on one page a minute after the call. Every line remembers where it came from: hover to read the quote, click to hear it. If the AI isn’t sure about something, it says so instead of making it up.
Speech turns into text on your own computer, so a confidential call never has to travel anywhere. 25 European languages work on device, and Russian has its own dedicated engine. Mixing languages in one sentence is coming next.
Press ⌘J and ask like you’d ask a colleague: “What did we decide about pricing?” You get a short answer with the meeting, the person and the minute, and you can play the exact moment. Works with a local model or your own Claude or ChatGPT key.
All your calls in one place, sorted by day, each with a one-line takeaway so you remember what it was about without opening it. Press ⌘K and find any phrase you ever heard, then play it. Old recordings from other apps can be imported too.
Notisto saves the audio as it records. If the app crashes, your Mac restarts or the battery dies, the meeting is waiting for you when you’re back. If a transcript comes out wrong, run it again with another engine. The earlier version stays.
The beta is free. Leave your email and you’ll get a download link when your spot opens. That’s the whole sign-up.
Every app says “private”. Here is the actual list of what stays on your Mac and what can leave.
Install, allow the microphone, record. Signing in only adds sync and sharing. Your email is not the price of entry.
Each meeting is a plain folder: audio, Markdown, JSON. Open it in Finder, Obsidian or a script, and take it with you whenever you like.
Notisto helps you tell people you’re recording, with a ready line for the chat. Sneaky is not a feature.
The basics, done properly.
No. It records your Mac’s microphone and the sound of the call. Nobody sees an extra participant, and it works with any app that plays audio.
In many places the law requires it, and it’s decent everywhere. Notisto makes it easy: before a meeting it offers a ready line to paste into the chat. If someone objects, switch to “Only my voice” and Notisto records just your microphone.
Only if you choose it. Transcription runs on your Mac. Summaries use a local model or a cloud model you switch on, and every cloud step is clearly marked.
No. Signing in only adds sync between your Macs and share links.
macOS 14.2 or later on Apple Silicon (M1 and newer). Intel Macs can’t run the local models well, and it’s better to say so than to ship a slow app. Windows is in progress: leave your email and you’ll get one message when it’s ready.
Benchmark numbers will be published with the method before release, not a shiny percentage without proof. Until then, every line links to its audio, so you can check it yourself.
Nothing. They’re files on your disk in standard formats, and they stay there. No hostage situation.
Join the beta and try Notisto on a real call. Bring the difficult one.
One email with your download link. No newsletter, no drip campaign.
On Windows? Leave your email anyway. You’ll get one message when it’s ready.
