talat

talat provides local transcription and AI note-taking for meetings, dictation, and recordings. It processes audio on-device, keeping transcripts, notes, and summaries stored locally. The product targets individuals and teams who want private, offline transcription without cloud-based data processing, while offering optional cloud integrations. It emphasizes control over data location and licensing, and avoids requiring an account for basic use.

The app supports live transcription, speaker identification, and AI-generated notes, all on-device. It can import existing recordings, export to formats like Markdown or PDF, and integrate with calendars, Obsidian, and MCP-based tools. Users can run on macOS or Windows, with a focus on privacy and local data ownership. The design centers on private architecture and user control over data flows.

talat offers features for meeting recording, real-time transcription, and AI notes. It supports dual-stream capture, in-meeting screenshots, and per-meeting organization through chapters and action items. It includes calendar-triggered recording, per-app dictation, searchable history stored locally, and export options. The tool emphasizes on-device processing, configurable prompts, and various export targets for workflows.

the product states that talat runs on macOS 15+ (Apple Silicon) or Windows 10+, provides a 10-hour free trial with no account required, and offers a single plan with perpetual updates. It also notes calendar and MCP integrations, and the option to use cloud LLMs with a supplied API key. It positions data ownership as a core purchaser benefit and supports lifetime or subscription pricing.