Simpler call recording.
Right on your Mac. No subscription.

Replay records your Meet, Zoom and Teams calls without a bot, then writes the transcript, summary and action items on your Mac. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to upload.

Get Replay for MacSee what it does

Version 0.1.0 · Apple silicon · macOS 26 or later

Records your calls in
  • Google Meet
  • Zoom
  • Microsoft Teams

Press Record.
Replay does the rest.

From the moment a call starts to the notes you read after, everything happens on your Mac.

No bot in the call.

Replay records from your Mac, so nobody new joins and there’s no “notetaker” for anyone to let in.

Meet – Design review
ABAna Beridze
LMLuka Maisuradze
JLJordan Lee
No notetakerJust the people in it
Recording12:48

Your voice and theirs, both clear.

Each side is recorded on its own, then evened out, so nobody plays back too quiet.

Recording MeetDesign review
12:48
You
Them
PauseStop

Asks once, then stays out of the way.

When a call starts, a small card offers to record it. One click.

10:00
Design review15s
Recording0:00
Design review10:00 – 10:30 · Ana, Luka

Every word, and who said it.

A full transcript, written on your Mac.

Ana · 14:02Can we move the launch to the 14th?
Me · 14:09Yes, if QA signs off by Friday.
Ana · 14:15Great. I'll tell the press team.

Notes that write themselves.

A summary, decisions and to-dos, written from the transcript.

The team moved launch to the 14th, pending QA sign-off by Friday.

DecisionLaunch on the 14th
To-doQA sign-off by FridayMe
To-doTell the press teamAna

Meeting bots join your call.
Replay doesn’t need to.

Most notetakers send a bot into the meeting and your conversation to someone else’s servers. Replay records right on your Mac, so your calls stay yours.

What mattersReplayOn your MacMeeting botsOtter, Fireflies and others
Nobody new shows up in your callA bot joins as a guest everyone can see.
Nothing to let in from the waiting roomSomeone has to admit the bot.
Your conversations stay on your MacA bot sends the call to its company’s servers.
No account to makeA bot needs you to sign up and sign in.
Recordings are yours, as ordinary filesA bot keeps them in its own cloud.

Otter.ai, Fireflies.ai, Fathom, Read.ai and tl;dv are trademarks of their owners, shown as examples of notetakers that join calls as a bot. Some also offer other ways to record.

Find anything
anyone said.

Search every word of every call, or just ask. Every answer takes you to the moment it was said.

Search every word.

⌘F
Q4 PlanningToday · Zoom
DanaOn pricing: let's keep the $12 plan…
DanaI'll send the new pricing page by Friday.
Sales sync with AcmeYesterday · Teams
ThemWhat does pricing look like for 40 seats?
MeAnnual pricing takes two months off.

Or just ask.

⌘J
Which action items are mine this week?
Reading your transcripts…
  • Update the pricing page copy 1
  • Send Acme a quote for 40 seats 2
  • Review the hiring plan with Dana 3
1Q4 Planning · 12:312Sales sync · 11:4031:1 with Dana · 04:12

Private by design.
Plain to see.

What Replay asks your Mac for, what it never does, and where every recording goes.

Data Not Collected

The Replay Mac app collects no data and never uploads your calls, transcripts or notes.

  • No bot in your call
  • No account
  • No uploads
  • No analytics
  • No whole-screen recording

You decide what it gets.

macOS asks you first, and you can switch any of it off in System Settings, any time.

SearchGeneralNotificationsPrivacy & SecurityDesktop & Dock
Privacy & Security
  • Screen & System Audio RecordingOnly the call’s window, never your whole screen
    Replay
  • MicrophoneSo your side is in the recording
    Replay
  • Speech RecognitionTo write the transcript, on this Mac
    Replay
  • CalendarsOptional, to name a recording after the meeting
    Replay

Your recordings are just files.

Every call is a folder in Movies: the video, the audio, the transcript and the notes. Open them with any app, back them up, or move them anywhere. They’re yours.

FavoritesRecentsApplicationsDesktopDocumentsDownloadsMovies
Design review
Movies › Replay Recordings › Clients
NameSize
  • recording.mov312 MB
  • audio.m4a23 MB
  • transcript.md38 KB
  • summary.md4 KB
  • meta.json2 KB

Calls that don’t
fill up your Mac.

An hour-long call takes about 400 MB. As calls get older, Replay can keep a smaller copy, then just the sound and the transcript. The ones you choose stay exactly as recorded.

  • This weekAs recorded400 MB
  • After a monthA smaller copy200 MB
  • After a yearThe sound and the transcript30 MB

For an hour-long call. You choose when in Settings, or set a limit and the oldest calls get smaller first. Nothing changes until you turn it on.

Every action,
one shortcut away.

Press ⌘K to record a call, jump to a meeting, or search everything, without reaching for the mouse.

Record, go to, search…
Record Meet⌘1
Record Zoom⌘2
Record Teams⌘3
Ask your meetings⌘J
Go to Today⌘T

Your meetings,
in your AI assistant.

Replay connects to Claude and other assistants through MCP, so you can ask about your calls in the chat you already use. They can read your meetings, never change them.

Ask about any call.

Your assistant looks through your Replay meetings and answers with the moments it found.

What did we decide about pricing last week?
Searched your meetings in Replay3 moments

Keep the $12 plan and add annual billing at $120. Dana confirmed it in Q4 Planning and will send the new pricing page by Friday.

Q4 Planning · 12:04Q4 Planning · 21:37

Works with the one you use.

Any assistant that supports MCP. It can only read.

  • ClaudeDesktop app
  • Claude CodeIn your terminal
  • CursorCode editor
  • WindsurfCode editor
  • ZedCode editor

Connect in one line.

Run this once in Claude Code. In Claude Desktop, Cursor and others, add Replay in their MCP settings.

claude mcp add --scope user replay -- "/Applications/Replay.app/Contents/MacOS/Replay" --mcp

When an assistant reads part of a meeting, that part goes to the assistant’s service.

Questions?
Answered.

Something else? Email us.

Where do my recordings go?

Nowhere but your Mac. Recording, transcripts, summaries, search and answers all happen there. There's no Replay account and no Replay server, so there's nothing to sign up for and nowhere for your calls to go. They're ordinary files in your Movies folder.

What is Replay?

A Mac app that records your Google Meet, Zoom and Teams calls — the video, your voice and theirs — and then writes a transcript, a summary, decisions, action items and chapters. Everything happens on your Mac.

Does a bot join my call?

No. Replay records the call from your Mac, the way a screen recording does. Nobody sees an extra guest, and there's nothing to let in from the waiting room.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Nothing you record is sent anywhere: the transcript and the summary are both written on your Mac. The only download is the speech model for your language, which your Mac fetches once, the first time. If you connect an AI assistant like Claude, the parts of a meeting it reads go to that assistant — that's your choice.

Which calls can it record?

Google Meet in your browser, and the Zoom and Microsoft Teams apps. Replay only records the call itself, never your whole screen, so nothing else you have open ends up in the video.

What do I need?

A Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 26 or later. Summaries and asking questions need Apple Intelligence turned on.

Can it tell who's speaking?

Your voice and theirs are recorded separately, so every line is marked Me or Them. Name the speakers with a click (people from the calendar invite are suggested), and move a line to someone else to split a group call.

Should I tell people I'm recording?

Yes. Many places require everyone's consent to record a call, and Replay doesn't announce itself, so say so at the start.

How much space does it take?

About 400 MB for an hour-long call. The transcript and notes take almost nothing next to that. You can have older calls made smaller, or kept as sound only, so they take less over time.