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Autorec v1.0 — Never Forget to Record a Meeting Again

Autorec is now available for Linux and Windows. Automatic meeting detection, recording, transcription, and AI summaries — all built in.

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Autorec v1.0 — Never Forget to Record a Meeting Again

Today we’re launching autorec v1.0 for Linux and Windows.

Autorec is a desktop app that lives in your system tray and automatically detects when you join a Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet meeting. It records the meeting window, transcribes everything that was said, and optionally generates AI summaries — all without you lifting a finger.

What’s Included

  • Automatic detection for Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet
  • Zero-touch recording with hardware acceleration support
  • Built-in transcription using Whisper — runs entirely on your machine
  • AI-powered summaries via any OpenAI-compatible API
  • Video library to browse, search, and play all your recordings
  • Trim & compress tools to clean up and save disk space
  • System tray integration that stays out of your way

Privacy First

Autorec records only the meeting window — not your entire screen. Transcription happens locally on your machine. The only data that leaves your computer is transcript text sent to your AI provider, and only if you enable AI summaries.

Get Started

Autorec is available for $20 — a one-time purchase per major version. All v1.x updates are included.

Download for Linux (.AppImage, .deb, .rpm) or Windows (.exe) from your purchase confirmation.

What’s Next

  • macOS support is in development — join the waitlist to be notified
  • Continued improvements to transcription accuracy and speed
  • More quality-of-life features based on user feedback

Own your meeting recorder once

Get local, privacy-first meeting recording with a one-time purchase instead of another recurring meeting assistant subscription.

See pricing

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