Meeting Summary and Conversation Analysis for Mac
A meeting transcript is only the beginning. The useful part comes later, when you need to remember a decision, find an exact moment, or work out who agreed to do what. Voxt keeps those questions close to the meeting record on your Mac.
At a glance
- Capture system audio, microphone audio, or both with Meeting, Captions, or Recording mode.
- Follow live transcription and translation while the conversation is happening.
- Review speakers and timestamps after the meeting instead of relying on memory.
- Generate summaries, analyze the conversation, and ask follow-up questions about the result.
Capture the meeting you actually need
Different calls need different audio sources. Meeting mode combines system audio and microphone input, Captions mode follows system audio, and Recording mode focuses on microphone capture.
Follow along in real time
Use the live transcript when you need to stay oriented during a call, presentation, interview, or discussion. Real-time translation is available for multilingual meeting workflows.
Start from a saved recording
The same review flow can begin with an audio or video file that already exists on your Mac. This is useful for interviews, lectures, demos, and meetings you recorded elsewhere.
Let the queue handle long files
Imported recordings run through the file-task workflow, so you can monitor progress, retry a task, or keep working while the analysis finishes.
The meeting is over; the useful work starts
Post-meeting analysis should answer ordinary questions without making you replay an hour of audio. Voxt keeps the transcript, speaker context, and timestamps together for that second pass.
Find the decision
Ask for a summary of what changed, which options were discussed, and what the group actually decided. Review the source transcript when the detail matters.
Pull out action items
Use analysis to identify owners, follow-ups, deadlines, and unresolved questions before sending notes to the rest of the team.
Ask one more question
When a note is vague, follow up against the meeting result: what did a person say, when did the topic come up, or which risk was left open?
FAQ
Can Voxt summarize a meeting on Mac?
Yes. After a live meeting or imported recording is transcribed, Voxt can generate a summary, analyze the conversation, and answer follow-up questions about decisions, action items, unresolved topics, and other details in the result.
Does Voxt show speakers and timestamps?
Meeting results can include speaker information and timestamps when the selected workflow and models support that analysis. Review names, technical terms, and important decisions before sharing the result as an official record.
Can I analyze a recorded Zoom or Meet call?
You can import a supported audio or video recording for queued meeting-file analysis. The source file must contain usable audio, and the result depends on the recording quality, selected models, and macOS media support.
Can meeting analysis stay local?
Yes, when you choose local ASR and local LLM channels and have the required models installed. Remote model providers are optional, but their own data policies apply when you choose them.