Spellar records meeting audio locally on your device and generates AI summaries, action items, and chat from meetings. It emphasizes privacy by avoiding bots in calls and offering on-device transcription with optional server-side processing. The product supports users across Mac, iPhone, iPad and web to capture and organize meeting content without attendee interference.
The tool offers a choice of AI models per meeting or template, including Claude, GPT and Gemini, and allows users to bring their own API key for private usage.
Spellar provides templates for different meeting types like standups, 1:1s, retros, and sales calls and can push notes and decisions to tools such as Notion, Jira, Slack, and Linear. It emphasizes privacy, device-based recording, and flexible model selection to fit various workflows.
The product is designed for individuals and teams who want private, bot-free meeting notes and cross-tool delivery of summaries and actions across a distributed workflow. It markets itself to users who need controlled data handling and model choice within a single platform.
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