Use local meeting notes like real memory.
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Quick answer
Transcripted turns meetings, dictation, and audio files into local notes you can search, keep private, open in Obsidian, or use with agents like Claude and Cursor.
These guides show the practical setup: capture locally, keep readable markdown, preserve structured files, and choose exactly what your agent can read.
Most useful workflows
How to transcribe meetings on a Mac locally
To transcribe meetings locally on a Mac, use a local recorder, save the transcript as files, and keep the archive on your machine. Transcripted records from your Mac and writes clean notes, markdown, JSON, and an index without a meeting bot.
Read guide -> Meeting captureHow to record meetings without a meeting bot
To record meetings without a bot, capture audio locally from the Mac that is already in the call. Transcripted does that, then saves local notes and transcripts without adding a robot participant to the meeting.
Read guide -> PrivacyHow to turn meetings into private notes
To turn meetings into private notes, record locally, save the transcript as local files, and store the archive in a folder you control. Transcripted keeps the meeting note, markdown, JSON, and index on your Mac.
Read guide -> Audio filesHow to transcribe audio files on a Mac
To transcribe audio files on a Mac, import the recording, let a local transcription app process it, then save the result as readable notes and structured files. Transcripted is built for local meeting and audio-note archives.
Read guide ->Choose the job you need to do
How to transcribe meetings on a Mac locally
Transcribe Mac meetings locally with Transcripted. Record Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, FaceTime, or Loom audio without sending the archive to a cloud note service.
Open -> Meeting captureHow to record meetings without a meeting bot
Record and transcribe meetings without adding a bot to Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, or FaceTime. Use local Mac capture and save private notes as files.
Open -> PrivacyHow to turn meetings into private notes
Turn meetings into private local notes on your Mac. Capture audio, create clean notes, and keep sensitive meeting context out of a cloud notes dashboard.
Open -> Audio filesHow to transcribe audio files on a Mac
Transcribe audio files on a Mac and keep the output local. Turn recordings, interviews, voice notes, and meeting audio into clean notes and agent-ready files.
Open -> Notes workflowHow to send meeting notes to Obsidian
Send meeting notes to Obsidian as local markdown. Use Transcripted to create readable notes, JSON sidecars, and a searchable archive for agents.
Open -> AI agentsHow to use local meeting transcripts with Claude
Use local meeting transcripts with Claude by pointing it at Transcripted notes, markdown, JSON sidecars, and a local meeting index.
Open -> Developer workflowHow to use meeting transcripts in Cursor
Use meeting transcripts in Cursor by keeping local Transcripted notes near your project. Give Cursor customer calls, planning notes, and decisions as readable context.
Open -> AI agentsHow to build agent memory from meetings
Build agent memory from meetings by saving local transcripts, speaker identity, JSON sidecars, and a searchable corpus index that Claude, Cursor, and MCP clients can use.
Open -> SearchHow to create a searchable meeting archive
Create a searchable meeting archive on your Mac with local transcripts, clean notes, speaker identity, JSON sidecars, and a corpus index.
Open -> ComparisonHow to choose local vs cloud meeting transcription
Choose between local and cloud meeting transcription by comparing privacy, speed, collaboration, agents, search, cost, and long-term access.
Open ->Built around files you control
The through-line is simple: your spoken work should become local files first. That gives you private notes, a searchable archive, and a better base layer for agents.
For the bigger picture, see agent memory and Transcripted for AI agents.
FAQ
What can I learn in these Transcripted how-to guides?
These guides show how to turn meetings, dictation, and audio files into local Mac notes, searchable archives, and agent-readable context.
Are these guides for cloud meeting bots?
No. They focus on local Mac capture, private files, markdown notes, JSON sidecars, and workflows that do not need a meeting bot.
Can I use these workflows with Claude, Cursor, and Obsidian?
Yes. Transcripted saves local files that Obsidian, Claude, Cursor, MCP clients, and scripts can use when you choose to give them access.
Turn meetings into local notes you can use later.
Download Transcripted, record on your Mac, and keep the archive in files you control.