One click, and the call is on the record.
A macOS menu bar recorder that captures both sides of a call, transcribes and summarizes it, and hands the memory to your AI agents.
macOS 15 or later.
0:04me: Wait, it's recording already? I just clicked the icon.
0:07other_0: Yep. Your mic is one track, my voice is the other.
0:11me: And when we hang up?
0:13other_0: It uploads, transcribes, and writes the summary on its own.
0:18Sasha: It also just worked out my name from the conversation.
other_0 became Sasha, inferred from the conversation. Editable when it guesses wrong.
The whole workflow
- 1
Click the menu bar icon
Recording starts. The icon turns red, and a small always-on-top panel shows exactly what is being captured: your mic and the system audio, as two separate tracks.
- 2
Stop, and walk away
The tracks are encoded and uploaded, transcribed with speaker separation, summarized, and key facts are pulled out. Speakers get names inferred from the conversation, and you can correct any of them.
- 3
Read it, search it, or ask your agent
Every call is on the dashboard with its transcript and summary. Semantic search works across all of them. And your AI agents get the same memory over MCP.
Your agents were on the call too
Transcricity speaks MCP. Connect Claude or any MCP client and it can list your calls, read transcripts, search across everything you have discussed, and correct speaker names. There is a plain REST API when you want it, authenticated the same way you are.
> what did Sasha and I agree on yesterday?
search_transcripts("agreement decision") · get_transcript(…)
You agreed to ship the beta on Friday, and Sasha owns the release notes. You took the pricing page.
No hidden smartness
Recording starts only when you click, and the panel always shows what is being captured. The recorder follows your system audio preferences instead of guessing devices. Originals stay on your Mac.