How to record Proton Meet calls locally
Autorec detects Proton Meet calls by itself and saves them to a folder on your disk. It transcribes on-device and can summarise through a local or EU endpoint. No bot joins the call.
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Articles tagged "no-bot" from the autorec blog. Practical, privacy-aware notes on meeting capture and automation.
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.
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.
Recording Teams meetings without uploading them anywhere
If you want a private record of your Microsoft Teams calls without routing every recording through the cloud, here's the local-first version.
Why people quietly leave Otter and Fireflies
Nobody churns over a feature chart. They leave after a bot makes a client uncomfortable, or after the per-seat bill creeps past what the notes are worth. Here's how that usually goes.
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.