Recordist: meeting notes and the record of your client calls, on your laptop. Every word as it was said, yours to search, hear again, act on. Free to start.
A 40-second call. Three questions, from memory.
Most people are sure. π
The record remembered all three.
Take the test. It runs in your browser, and your answers go nowhere.
A lovely week for hidden buttons. X users found a screenshot tucked inside Copy Link, and Google Meet has had a c key that switches live captions on and off all along. @GoogleWorkspace π§‘
A notes app shouldn't need to attend your meeting. Hearing the call on your own machine is enough, and nobody new has to appear in the participant list.
@ClaudeDevs@AnthropicAI@claudeai The setup, in plain words, is here https://t.co/d0cPiEipv8 and the app, free to start, is here https://t.co/pEaCHQ7j6y
Lovely to see fresh limits from @ClaudeDevs and @AnthropicAI. It is also a good moment to give @claudeai a memory of your client calls, because Recordist's open-source connector lets Claude Desktop and Claude Code search them on your own machine, with one line of setup. π§‘
We've given all Pro, Max, Ultra, and Team users one free full reset, across all models and limits. Use it anytime before December 10 at 2:00PM PT.
We recently fixed a few small issues that used more limits than intended, and the Fable resets didn't do much for those of you who'd already hit your weekly limits for all models. While these issues didn't affect everyone, we want to make up for the trouble.
You'll find it in Settings > Usage, or at https://t.co/5YRzheAZyQ.
Daniel said he'd send the board pack by the fourth. A minute later the board moved to the fifteenth. On the Fast model that comes with Recordist, your notes now keep the line as he said it, with the time and what came right after it, so the promise and the catch sit together. π§‘
In Google Meet, pressing c switches live captions on and off, with no menu to hunt through. It helps when someone's audio is poor. If you add the free Recordist extension, those same captions become a transcript you keep, right beside the call. π§‘
@wallstengine An assistant that joins a call is a guest, and everyone on the call deserves to know it is there and where the recording goes. If you would rather nothing joined, Recordist listens on your own machine, asks first by default, and the record stays with you. π§‘
Most of us pick a note taker once and then stop thinking about it, the way you stop noticing the hum of a fridge. Worth one look a year, though. What does it do after the call ends, where does the recording go, and who gets an email you didn't write? If yours passes, keep it.
Recordist is on https://t.co/2HCgJxsAaB π§‘ If you work in Cursor, the Recordist plugin lets it search your meetings and answer with the line that was said. The record stays where it is kept, and nothing goes to us. Thank you to https://t.co/2HCgJxsAaB for the listing.
It is the same record, on your own machine, with the look it deserved. What changed, in plain words: https://t.co/1thdujwfbL and the app, free to start: https://t.co/pEaCHQ6Lh0
Recordist looks different this morning. The pages are cream, there is a flower beside the name, and the first thing it says is what your week held, like "This week you gave two people your whole attention." There is also a page that is yours alone, where no AI reads a word. π§‘
A client says a figure ten minutes into a Meet or Teams call, and you want to check it before you answer. The Recordist extension for Chrome now finds it for you, in that call or in one from last month, by the client's name or by the words. Nothing passes through us. π§‘