Records through OBS
Start and stop OBS Studio from the app and pick the codec, quality and output folder there. Your mic and the other people go on separate tracks, so your lines are always labelled as you.
Record your online meetings and get searchable, editable transcripts in Bulgarian and English, kept on your own computer.
Start and stop OBS Studio from the app and pick the codec, quality and output folder there. Your mic and the other people go on separate tracks, so your lines are always labelled as you.
Use Soniox or ElevenLabs with your own API key, roughly $0.10–0.22 per hour of audio, paid directly to the provider. Run both on the same meeting and compare.
Fix any text, rename “Speaker 2” to “Ivan”, and click a timestamp to play the recording from that moment.
Search every meeting by word and jump to the exact moment it was said. It understands word endings: “среща” also finds “срещата” and “срещи”.
Your meetings stay on your computer. The only thing that leaves it is the audio you send to the transcription provider you pick.
Hit record in Meeting Helper. OBS captures the call with your mic on its own track.
Send the audio to Soniox or ElevenLabs. Get a transcript with speakers, then tidy it up.
Type a word, find every meeting where it came up, and jump straight to that moment.
The builds aren’t code-signed, so your system will warn you the first time.
If SmartScreen appears:
If it says the app is damaged, run this in Terminal:
xattr -cr "/Applications/Meeting Helper.app"Older versions, checksums and release notes are on the GitHub Releases page.