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Bot-free meeting notes,
on every computer.

In short

Blurt records your meetings from your own computer, with no bot joining the call, and turns them into a clean transcript with named speakers, chapters, a summary where every point links to its source, and next steps. It works with Zoom, Meet, Teams and more, on Mac, Windows and Linux.

No bot in the callTranscribed on your computerEvery point linked to its source
Acme Weekly Sync — blurt.
Meeting · Wed · 38 min · 4 people
Acme Weekly Sync
SummaryTranscriptYour notes
Reading 38 minutes…Writing…3 points · 1 next step
0:0038:00
  1. 01The client wants an update on the proposal, but nobody has called them yet.00:04
  2. 02They've asked for an NDA, and the team thinks one may already exist.00:19
  3. 03Sam wants the client's exact wording before anyone replies00:31
Next stepSend Sam the client's original email
Mac·Windows·Linux
How it works

How does Blurt take notes
without a bot?

It listens where you already are: your own computer. The call app plays the meeting; Blurt hears what you hear, and what you say.

1

Join your call
as usual.

Zoom, Meet, Teams, Slack, Webex, in the app or the browser. Nothing to install on anyone else's end.

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4 people · no bots
2

Blurt listens from
your computer.

It records your microphone and your computer's audio, and transcribes it on your machine as the call goes.

b.

Recording from this computer, not from the call

3

Clean notes and
next steps.

When the call ends, you get a summary, chapters and next steps, each linked to the moment it was said.

Acme Weekly Sync
  • Client wants a proposal update.
  • NDA may already exist.
  • Send Sam the original email
A meeting with Blurt

Before, during
and after.

It knows
what's next.

  • Starts from your calendar. A minute before the call, Blurt asks if you'd like to record.
  • Tells people, politely. The consent helper posts a notice in the chat, or emails attendees ahead of time.
  • Knows who's coming. Attendee names come from the invite, ready to label speakers.
b.
Acme Weekly Sync starts in 1 minute

Zoom · Sam, Jordan, Alex and you. Record it with Blurt?

RecordNot this one
Consent notice ready: “Heads up: I'm taking notes with Blurt, which records from my computer. No bot joins, and notes stay private to me. Just say if you'd rather I didn't.”

It stays
out of the way.

  • Live transcript, if you want it. Or hide Blurt entirely and just talk.
  • Knows who's talking. Voices are told apart as they speak, and matched to names.
  • Jot notes alongside. Anything you type in “Your notes” is woven into the summary.
Sam

The client wants an update on the proposal, and nobody has called them yet.

You

I can call them tomorrow morning, first thing.

Jordan

They also asked for an NDA. I think we might already have one

Recording · 06:52 · transcribing on this computer

It hands you
the finished notes.

  • A summary with receipts. Every point links back to the moment it was said.
  • Next steps with owners. Pulled out, ticked off, and sent to your task list.
  • Share it anywhere. Draft the follow-up email, or send to Slack, Notion or Docs.

The client is waiting on a proposal update and has asked for an NDA. The team thinks one exists; Sam wants the original email before anyone replies

Call the client with a proposal updateYou · Thu
Check the files for an existing NDAJordan
Send Sam the client's original emailAlex · today
01 · Speakers

Knows who said what,
and remembers.

Blurt tells voices apart and suggests names from your calendar and from how people address each other. Confirm once and it gets it right in every meeting after.

  • Names suggested from the invite and the conversation
  • Merges the same voice if it gets split in two
  • “Who spoke when” at a glance
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Sam41% of the meeting · from the invite
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AlexSpeaker 3 was called “Alex” twice
Yes, AlexNo
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JordanMerged two voices: same person
02 · Summaries

Summaries
with receipts.

AI summaries are only useful if you can trust them. Every point Blurt writes links to the exact moment in the transcript, so you can check it in one click, before you send it to a client.

  • Every point linked to its source
  • Chapters for long calls
  • Clean or verbatim transcript, your choice
02They've asked for an NDA, and the team thinks one may already exist.
Jordan: “They also asked for an NDA. I think we might already have one on file.”
03Sam wants the client's exact wording before anyone replies.
Sam: “Before we reply, can someone send me their exact wording, the original email?”
03 · Next steps

From “we should”
to done.

Blurt pulls out every commitment with who owns it and when, then drafts the follow-up for you. Send it, or push the notes wherever your team already works.

  • Owners and dates, detected
  • Follow-up email drafted in your voice
  • Export to Slack, Notion, Docs or Markdown
#Slack#acme-account
NNotionMeeting notes
DGoogle DocsAcme folder
M↓MarkdownDownload
Draft · follow-up emailHi Alex, thanks for today. Quick recap: we'll send the updated proposal by Thursday, and we're checking whether our existing NDA covers this. Could you forward the original request so Sam can reply with the right wording?
Your choice

Local or cloud:
what's the difference?

Both are bot-free and never trained on. The cloud adds the best summary models and sync; local keeps everything on one machine.

Free, alwaysLocalProBlurt Cloud
Where transcription runsYour computerYour computer, or the cloud for speed
SummariesLocal model or your own AI keyBest available models, unlimited
Works offlineYesCatches up when you're back online
Sync across devices—Mac, Windows and Linux, encrypted
Ask across every meetingLast 30 daysAll history
Used to train AINeverNever

Cloud audio is deleted after processing. Full details on the security page.

Works with

Every call app,
no setup on their side.

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From the beta · placeholder
“The next steps link back to the exact moment someone said them. That alone has ended three ‘I never agreed to that’ conversations.”
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Tom LindqvistFounder, Northwind Studio · macOS
Meetings FAQ

Questions
about meetings.

Will other people know I'm recording?
Not automatically, because nothing joins the call, so always tell them. The consent helper posts a short notice in the meeting chat or emails attendees beforehand. Some places, including California, require everyone's consent.
Does it work for in-person meetings?
Yes. Set your laptop on the table and Blurt records the room through its microphone, with the same speakers, summary and next steps.
Can Blurt record a meeting I'm not in?
No. Blurt records from your computer, so you need to be in the call. That's the trade-off for never sending a bot.
How long can a meeting be?
As long as you like. Blurt has recorded full-day workshops; long meetings are split into chapters automatically so they stay easy to skim.
How accurate are the speaker names?
Blurt reliably tells voices apart, then suggests names from the invite and the conversation. You confirm once, and it remembers that voice in future meetings.
Can I edit the notes before sharing?
Yes, everything is editable: summary, next steps and transcript. Links to the source moments stay intact as you edit.