Keeping meeting transcripts private on OpenRouter
OpenRouter can route your transcript to dozens of providers, and some of them keep prompts. Three account settings, plus an optional EU base URL, decide which ones can see yours.
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Articles on Privacy from the autorec blog. Local meeting recording, on-device transcription, and the automation around them.
How to record a client meeting without losing their trust
Confidential client work needs more than 'press record'. A practical, low-drama guide to capturing useful notes without spooking the client or scattering files.
Self-hosting your meeting archive on a NAS
Most people in the homelab world don't actually need the recorder itself to run on a server. They need the archive to. Here's the hybrid version that works.
A meeting recorder for people who can't afford to leak client data
If you record client calls and the answer to 'where did that go?' has to be a real answer, here's a workflow built around that constraint.
I don't want a bot in my meetings
Most meeting note-takers join your call as a third participant and ship the audio to the cloud. Here's why that bothers people, and what a no-bot recorder does instead.