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Record the call. Keep it on your Mac.

Avocet records both sides, transcribes on your Mac, and remembers who spoke. No meeting bot or audio upload.

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Avocet meeting view showing an incident review transcript and speaker timeline
Get your notes back fast About 2% of the call's length An hour-long call is ready about 80 seconds after you stop, measured on a 24 GB M4 Pro Mac.
Stay in the conversation No bot joins the call Record from the call apps you already use
Keep meetings private Audio stays on your Mac Transcripts stay there too
One call. Two tracks. Named voices.
Record One call Separate Mic Me System audio Name Nathan Erin Record One call Separate Mic Me System audio Name Nathan Erin

From call to transcript, without leaving your Mac.

Starts with your call.

When Zoom, Teams, Meet or a Slack huddle starts using audio, Avocet can start recording on its own. Control it from the menu bar popover, or the floating widget, which can stay on every Space.

  • Mic and system audio recorded as two separate tracks
  • Menu bar icon shows idle, recording, paused and processing
  • A title prompt appears the moment recording starts
Avocet menu bar recording popover for Zoom with microphone and system levels, input, and pause or stop controls
Menu bar popover
Compact Avocet floating recording widget showing the 12:41 timer and audio meters
Floating widget, compact
Expanded Avocet floating recording widget showing the 12:41 timer, Zoom, input, audio levels, and controls
Floating widget, expanded

Names carry forward.

Parakeet TDT v3 transcribes the call, and FluidAudio works out who spoke, both on-device on Apple Silicon. An hour-long call is ready about 80 seconds after you stop. Every person who has spoken gets a row on your Speakers page: meeting count, last seen, and a recognition summary.

  • Audio and transcripts never leave your Mac
  • No bot joins the call
  • Voice prints form automatically from every remote segment of 3 seconds or longer
Avocet Speakers page listing names, meeting counts, last seen dates and voiceprint totals

Name someone once. It is remembered from here on.

Avocet recognizes people automatically above 0.70 confidence, and asks for a quick review between 0.55 and 0.70. Naming someone for the first time relabels their past meetings too.

  • Evidence gates: 2 meetings and 20 voice prints before matching starts
  • Rejected matches are remembered and not suggested again
  • Merge or split speakers, or reassign a span of words

Markdown you own.

Export writes a markdown note plus transcript.json to a folder you choose. Regenerate it later and your corrections stay in place.

---
title: Incident review: queue backlog
date: 2026-09-18
duration_min: 42
attendees:
  - Nathan Brown
  - Erin Bailey
  - Phillip Ward
---
Nathan Brown The first alert was a latency spike, but the customer impact started later.
Erin Bailey At 9:18, retries began climbing on the billing webhook queue.
Nathan Brown Was that before or after the deploy?
Erin Bailey Before. The deploy finished at 9:31, so it did not start the incident.

Keyboard first. Every shortcut is yours to change.

Command-K opens everything

Jump to a meeting, a setting or an action without leaving the keyboard.

Avocet keyboard settings with editable shortcut bindings

Rebind anything

Pick a new key, and Avocet flags any conflict.

Avocet keyboard shortcuts sheet grouped by app area

Press ? for the full list

Every shortcut in the app, one sheet, always up to date.

Requires macOS 26 Tahoe or later on a Mac with Apple Silicon.

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