Get notes from a call without a bot in the meeting
Record a call you take part in and ClipHearth writes down who said what, with a summary, what was decided, and who does what. On your computer.
01Ask first
Record a call only with the consent of everyone in it. In many places recording a conversation without it is against the law.
02Switch on Write down what was said
In Recording and streaming, record the call's window or Sound only, with the computer's sound and your microphone. Under Save, WHEN IT IS DONE has Write down what was said. It also switches on Each sound on its own track, which is how ClipHearth tells you from the others.
03Me and Others
The text says Me before what you said into the microphone and Others before what came from the computer, in the order spoken. It goes by the two tracks, not by voices, so everyone on the other side is Others. What your microphone only picked up from the loudspeakers is left out of your part.
04Summary, Decided, and To do
With a language model installed (Settings › AI subtitles, SUMMARIES, CHAPTERS AND CLIPS), the text beside the recording starts with a summary, then Decided and To do, then the words. They are suggestions to check, so read them before you send them on.
05A recording you already have
A ClipHearth recording with each sound on its own track can get the same later: open it in Subtitles and transcript and tick Say who speaks.
06Nothing joins the call
No bot enters the meeting and nothing is uploaded. The recording, its words, and the notes stay on your computer.
Didn't solve it? Write to us - attach a diagnostics log if you have one. Missing a feature? Tell us what you would use it for; several of the recent ones started as a suggestion.