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.
These guides answer the three questions IT and compliance teams ask first: how on-device processing changes a GDPR assessment, how to set JesRecap up in a HIPAA-minded environment, and how to deploy and license it across a fleet of machines.
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 guideHIPAA-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 guideEnterprise deployment
For IT: standard .dmg and .exe 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 worksData sovereignty
When meeting content never leaves the device, the residency question mostly answers itself. What that means in a vendor review.
Read moreSecurity overview
Architecture, the exact network surface, what we do not collect, and an honest note about where the product is in its life.
Read moreBy 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.