Guides
JesRecap records and transcribes meetings on your own machine. That changes the paperwork, the network diagram, and the rollout plan. These guides walk through what actually changes — and what stays your responsibility.
GDPR and on-device transcription
Why cloud transcription creates processor agreements, transfer analysis and DPIAs — and how much of that work disappears when the audio never leaves the laptop. Includes a practical checklist.
Read the guide →HIPAA-minded setup
PHI ends up in meeting audio whether you plan for it or not. How to set up a machine running JesRecap: disk encryption, user separation, where files live, consent, and where a BAA still applies.
Read the guide →Enterprise deployment
For IT: standard .dmg and .msi installers, no server
to run, one network dependency, pre-seeded models, storage paths and volume
licensing.
Also worth reading
Shorter pages that answer the questions these guides tend to raise.
Meeting actions
Two routes to a summary, neither of them a cloud service: copy a ready-made prompt into whichever AI you already approved, or let the optional on-device model write the note. This page explains the trade-off.
How it works →Data sovereignty
When meeting content never leaves the device, the residency question mostly answers itself. What that means in a vendor review.
Read more →Security overview
Architecture, the exact network surface, what we do not collect, and an honest note about where the product is in its life.
Read more →By industry
The same architecture, described in the language of your review process.
Read the architecture, then try it
JesRecap is from €34.95 once. macOS 14.2+ and Windows 10/11, currently on the preview channel.