Spellar AI

Spellar records audio natively on Mac and iPhone rather than sending a bot into the meeting. Because it captures system audio and your microphone locally, other participants see nothing unusual in the call and no external service joins the room. This matters for client calls and internal meetings where a visible bot would change the tone or raise privacy questions.

The app transcribes spoken conversation across more than 100 languages and handles meetings where people switch languages mid-sentence. That makes it workable for international teams and for research interviews conducted in a language other than your own. The transcript becomes the raw material for the summary and for anything you want to search later.

After a recording ends, Spellar generates a summary that highlights key topics, decisions and follow-up items instead of a flat transcript. You can adjust how detailed the output is, which helps when a short recap is enough and when a fuller record is needed. The result is the part most people actually read and forward.

During a live call you can ask the copilot for a quick recap, help brainstorming or a prompt when the conversation stalls. It runs alongside the recording, so the assistant and the notes stay in one place. For long sessions this replaces scribbling on a notepad while trying to stay in the discussion.

Spellar connects to Google and Outlook calendars and surfaces your next meeting in a menu bar interface. Starting a recording takes a single click, and the app keeps recordings tied to the right event. That removes the small friction that usually causes people to forget to hit record.

Summaries and action points export to tools like Notion, Jira, Linear, Craft, Miro and Google Docs through more than 18 integrations. Exports are the bridge between a meeting and the project tracker, so a decision captured in a call ends up in the place the team already checks.