Works with any call app
Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Slack and calls in the browser. It records audio only, with no screen recording.
Our product · x-minutes · beta
x-minutes is a Mac app that records a call, transcribes it and prepares notes with decisions and action items. The transcript and the notes are both made on your own computer.
macOS · Czech, Slovak, English and more · open beta

Real screenshot of the x-minutes library with demo calls.
What x-minutes does
Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Slack and calls in the browser. It records audio only, with no screen recording.
Transcribed on your Mac, with no internet connection. Czech and Slovak are supported, as are English and other languages.
A summary, decisions, action items with owners, and open questions, written by a language model running on your computer. Every item carries a timecode you can check against the recording.
Your microphone and the other side are recorded as two tracks, so the transcript shows clearly what you said and what they said.
While x-minutes records, a red timer runs in the menu bar. Auto-record is off by default.
Search all your transcripts, or ask Claude about your calls through the MCP connector: what did they say about the budget in June?
The app
Real screenshots with demo calls.



Privacy
The transcript is the sensitive part. Audio is hard to search, text isn't. That's why x-minutes processes it locally.
No local model? You can have the notes written by a cloud model instead. x-minutes tells you plainly, before it happens, that the transcript is leaving your computer.
Summary, two decisions, four action items with owners and timecodes, and four open questions, from a local model. Every item checked against the transcript was grounded.
Coming soon · Version for the whole company
One local language model on your infrastructure processes the notes of every colleague. The team searches them in one place, with an access audit trail and retention rules. Transcripts and notes never leave your network. Works with any call app; with Lumenax Meet it also knows the participants' names.
How it works
x-minutes spots that a call is running and checks your calendar for the meeting name.
Or let it start on its own if you switch on auto-record. The timer stays visible.
After the call it transcribes both tracks on your Mac and merges them onto one timeline.
A local model writes the summary, decisions and action items. You get a markdown file.
Works with Lumenax Meet
In Lumenax Meet, the Record button starts x-minutes on the participant's computer, named after the meeting. Where end-to-end encryption is on, this is the one place the audio can legitimately be captured.
Local AI for the whole company
x-minutes shows it works: a language model on a laptop writes notes as good as a cloud one. We build the same thing for companies, from assistants over internal documents to automation, running on your servers so the data never leaves.
Beta
x-minutes is in an open beta. We're looking for people who spend a lot of time on calls, especially in Czech and Slovak, and who'll tell us honestly what works and what doesn't.
We'll send the install link and instructions by email.
FAQ
No. The recording and transcript stay on your Mac. With a local model such as Ollama installed, the notes are written there too. Without one you can choose a cloud model for the notes, and x-minutes tells you beforehand that the transcript will leave your computer.
Yes. x-minutes records the audio of whatever app is making the call, including calls in the browser. It doesn't need a plugin or a bot in the meeting.
Yes. Czech and Slovak are transcribed with a local Whisper model, English with the transcription built into macOS. Everything runs on the device.
x-minutes records audio only, so other participants won't see a notification from the call app. That's why recording is always visible to you and auto-record is off by default. Getting participants' consent is your responsibility, and we recommend telling them at the start of the call.
Not yet. x-minutes is macOS only for now.
We'll announce pricing before the full launch. Beta testers will hear first.
x-minutes
Join the beta and let x-minutes write the minutes of your next call.