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Notes on local meeting transcripts, private memory, and agent-ready files.
Transcripted starts with a simple idea: meetings should become reusable context. These posts cover the practical side of that shift.
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What Transcripted does not do (and who should use something else)
An honest list of limits: Mac only, no meeting bot, no team workspace, and when a cloud meeting tool is the better pick.
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Why Transcripted is a 500 MB download
The speech models ship with the app so your meeting audio never has to leave your Mac. Here is what you get for the space.
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I switched from Granola to Transcripted - honest review
A practical comparison of cloud meeting notes versus local meeting memory, including the file-based workflow and persistent speaker identity.
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How to get your meetings into Obsidian automatically
A local-first workflow for turning meetings into Markdown notes, with YAML frontmatter and consistent capture folders that agents can reuse.
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Why I don't trust my meeting notes to the cloud anymore
Why the custody model matters when your meetings contain strategy, hiring, pricing, and source-sensitive context.
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The meeting bot problem - why every recording service sends a robot to your calls
Why bot-based capture adds friction and how local recording changes the interface for private meeting memory.
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AI summaries are table stakes. Persistent speaker identity is the moat.
Why the real advantage is remembering who said what across meetings, not just generating a summary after the fact.