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No bot ever joins your call
Routines does not dial in as a fourth participant. There is no awkward "Note-taker has joined" banner, no logo in the grid, no one wondering who invited the assistant. Recording happens quietly on your Mac.
AI Meeting Notes
Routines records your meeting on your Mac, transcribes it live, and writes the notes, decisions, and action items for you. Nothing joins the call: no note-taker banner, no logo in the grid. Meeting audio goes to Deepgram for transcription, with model training switched off, and the transcript and notes are stored on your Mac.
No participant added · recording on your Mac · notes are yours
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Routines does not dial in as a fourth participant. There is no awkward "Note-taker has joined" banner, no logo in the grid, no one wondering who invited the assistant. Recording happens quietly on your Mac.
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Audio is captured locally from your microphone and system output, then sent to Deepgram for transcription with model training switched off. The transcript and the notes are saved to a local database on your Mac. We name the transcription service instead of leaving you to guess.
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Because nothing joins the call, the people you meet with have no indication anything is recording on your end. The notes are for you. What you share afterward is entirely your choice.
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When the call ends, the AI writes a clean one-pager: the key points, the decisions made, and who owns what. It sits right next to the full transcript, searchable, on your Mac.
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FAQ
No. Routines never joins your call as a participant. It records audio locally on your Mac, so attendees see no note-taker, no banner, and no extra logo in the grid.
Recording happens on your Mac, from your mic and system output, with nothing joining the call. The transcription itself happens at Deepgram: the audio streams there with model training switched off, on the key we manage if you are on Pro or in the free trial, and on your own Deepgram key on the Free plan. The transcript and AI summary are then stored in a local database on your Mac.
Nothing joins the call on your behalf, so there is no automatic indicator on their end. As with any recording, follow your local laws and your own judgment about telling participants.
Yes. After the meeting you can ask Routines to post the summary and action items to Slack, email, or your other connectors. The notes stay local until you choose to share them.
Record locally, get the summary and action items, share when you want. Free for 7 days.
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