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Murmur listens to both sides of your calls, transcribes them on your Mac, and when the call ends turns your scribbles and the transcript into clean notes. The to-dos come out already pulled from the conversation.
No bot joins your call. For macOS 14 or later.
Both sides of the call
Murmur transcribes both sides as they talk while you jot your own notes. When the call ends it writes clean notes with the action items pulled out. Send any of them to Burrow as a to-do.
No bot
Murmur sits in the menu bar. When a call starts, it offers to take notes. Say yes and it listens; say no and it stays quiet. Nobody on the call sees a bot join.
After the call
Your own notes plus the transcript become meeting notes you'd actually reread: what was decided, what's next and who's doing it.
Speech is turned into text on device. Transcripts and notes live in a folder on your Mac.
Recordings aren't kept unless you turn on Keep recordings. The words stay; the sound goes.
In person, or a call app it doesn't know? Start and stop from the menu bar.
How it connects
Action items become tasks in Burrow, and sending one twice gives you the same task, not a copy. Your meetings show up in Burrow next to everything else your apps made.
Pricing
Murmur isn't on sale yet. When it opens, it joins the same basket. Pick the Meadow apps you want: $2 a month for one, $4 for two, $5 for three.
No. Murmur listens on your Mac: your microphone is You, and your Mac's sound is Them. Nobody on the call sees anything join.
Not unless you turn on Keep recordings. Audio is transcribed on your Mac and then the sound goes.
Not yet. The web shows your notes, transcripts and action items, and makes Burrow tasks. Your Mac is where notes are written, so edits happen there.
Murmur is launching. Join early access and we'll let you know when it opens.
