Nothing leaves your Mac. No card.
- Calendar-aware recording
- Local transcription · 25 languages
- Plain files in your folder
- No summaries, follow-ups, or chat
Decisions, owners, and next steps — ready when the call ends. Audio stays on your Mac. We never see it.
Open Narada in the morning and see the shape of the day on one screen — meeting hours, the real work time that's left in between, and a timeline of where your focus blocks actually fall. The recorder doubles as a calmer way to plan around the meetings you already have.
For recurring meetings, Narada writes a short brief from the previous occurrence — what was decided, what's still open, what to bring up. Open the day, scan the cards, walk in ready.
Non-recurring meetings stay quiet — no brief, no noise. The brief shows up only when there's a real previous call to learn from.
People hesitate the moment a bot joins. Narada records your Mac the way QuickTime does — mic and the other side, captured natively. Nothing in the participant list, no consent screen, no surprises.
Title, summary, relevance for your role, a coloured timeline of what mattered, a clickable transcript, and the action items pulled from what was actually said — exactly what you'd see in the app.
Pulled from real spoken commitments. Each one keeps the audio, a counterpart, and a deep-link to the meeting.
Tap the checkbox to mark done. Unclear ones land in Triage with one-tap reclassify buttons.
Every answer cites the meeting and the timecode. Click and you're at 28:14 in the recording, with the transcript scrolled to the line.
Works across every recording on your Mac — a local semantic index that always returns the quote and the file, not a paraphrase.
Three weeks ago, at the Q3 Product Sync, the team locked it in for September — second after auto-summary v2.
Recordings, transcripts, summaries, and briefs land in a plain folder of your choice — .m4a, .txt, .md, .json. You own the files.
Point Hazel or Shortcuts at them. Hand the folder to Claude Code or Codex as project context. Pipe them into your own scripts. We don't even need to be running — you're the boss of your own files.
Transcription is already local. If you know your way around Ollama or LM Studio, point Narada at it — the whole pipeline runs offline and we literally can't see your data. If you'd rather not babysit a model, subscribe and we host the inference for you.
Narada ships a local MCP server. Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex CLI, ChatGPT connectors — anything that speaks MCP can read your meetings, follow-ups, and briefs straight from your Mac.
No upload. No middleman. Same privacy posture as the rest of the app — the index stays local, your AI tool of choice pulls from it.
Recording and transcripts are always free. AI turns them into summaries, follow-ups, briefs, and chat — pick what fits.
Nothing leaves your Mac. No card.
Or $5.83/mo billed annually ($69.99/yr). 3-day free trial.
Pay only for what you use. Or run fully local.
No. Narada captures system audio and your microphone natively on macOS — the same way QuickTime does. Nothing joins the participant list. It works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Webex, and even non-meeting calls.
The audio file stays in a folder you pick on your Mac. The app does not upload raw audio. If you use Pro AI, transcripts and summaries are processed via our cloud — but you can switch to your own OpenAI key or a fully local LLM in Settings.
You keep every recording, transcript, and summary. They're plain files. The app keeps recording on the Free tier — you just stop getting AI-generated summaries, follow-ups, and chat.
Yes — we strongly recommend it, and in many jurisdictions it's required by law. Recording rules vary widely, and it's your responsibility to comply with the laws that apply to you and your participants. Narada keeps a reminder in the recording window every time you record, so it doesn't slip your mind.
Transcription runs locally on your Mac and handles accents and overlapping speech well. Because the audio never leaves your laptop, accuracy doesn't depend on a network round-trip.
Yes. Hit Record from the menu bar — Narada captures your mic and skips system audio. Same summaries, decisions, and follow-ups afterward.
Transcription runs locally on your Mac. The model is bundled in the app and processes your audio in the background — nothing in the recording leaves your laptop to become text.
Mix languages mid-call? The recogniser handles a code-switch on the fly; the summary picks up whichever language dominates.
Free to use. 90-second setup. No bot. Audio stays on your Mac.