Writing from the JesRecap team
Short, concrete pieces about recording meetings on your own machine: how the capture works, why we keep audio local, and what we are building next. No growth-hacked listicles — just the thinking behind the app.
Transcribe meetings without sending audio to the cloud
How Whisper-family models run on an ordinary laptop, what you trade when you pick a smaller model, and why a model you download once keeps working forever.
Read the explainer →How to record a meeting on Mac and Windows
Capturing both sides of a call without a bot: what Core Audio taps and WASAPI loopback actually do, how to ask for consent, and the steps in JesRecap.
Read the guide →Why meeting data belongs on your device
Meeting audio is the most sensitive material most companies produce, and cloud notetakers quietly turn it into someone else's asset. An argument for the local alternative.
Read the opinion →Introducing the JesRecap preview
What v0.1.6 does today — dual-track capture, local transcription, speaker labels, meeting actions, exports — and what is still rough. €34.95, once.
Read the announcement →Record your next meeting locally
JesRecap keeps microphone and meeting audio on your own disk, transcribes on device, and never uploads a word. One payment, no subscription.