MeetWave
Record meetings locally on Windows and get AI summaries, no bot joins your call
Productivity tool by Admin Admin on Smol Launch.
- Pricing
- Free + paid plans
- Launched
- August 2026
- Website
- meetwave.io
About
MeetWave is a privacy-first meeting assistant for Windows. It captures system loopback audio and your microphone in one session, so both sides of a call are recorded without a meeting bot joining. Transcription runs on Whisper with speaker diarization, then Claude and GPT turn the call into a structured summary: key points, decisions, action items with owners and deadlines, risks and blockers.
Because nothing joins the call, it works in Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Webex, Discord or even a phone call on speaker, and participants never see a third-party attendee. That matters on client calls and in companies where recording bots are not allowed.
Summary types are tuned per context: 1:1 digest, sales call, HR interview, product strategy debrief, engineering sync. Results can be shared as a link or PDF, or sent to email and Slack.
Recording is always user-initiated and files stay on your machine until you choose to do something with them. Built by a solo developer. Free tier available, paid plans for heavier use.
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