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Meetily is a self-contained desktop application for professionals and organizations who need to record, transcribe, and summarize meetings without trusting any cloud service. Every step of the pipeline — audio capture, speech recognition, and AI summarization — runs on your own machine using open-source models. This makes it genuinely useful for compliance-sensitive contexts like legal, healthcare, defense, and enterprise teams operating under strict data residency requirements.
The application ships as a single Tauri binary combining a Rust backend and a Next.js frontend. For transcription it offers two swappable engines: whisper.cpp for broad compatibility and Parakeet (via ONNX Runtime) for significantly faster throughput on modern hardware. GPU acceleration is compiled in automatically at build time for Metal and CoreML on Apple Silicon, and for CUDA, Vulkan, and HIP on Windows and Linux. For summarization it supports local Ollama inference, a bundled llama.cpp sidecar for fully offline operation, and optional cloud providers like Claude, Groq, or any custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Meetily stores all recordings, transcripts, and summaries locally in a SQLite database with automatic migrations. The audio engine captures microphone and system audio simultaneously with FFmpeg-based mixing, Voice Activity Detection, and intelligent level management. An import feature lets users drop in existing audio files in any common format for local re-transcription. Pause/resume, system tray controls, OTA updates, and a BlockNote-based rich text editor for editing summaries round out the desktop experience.
A Meetily PRO tier is available separately at meetily.ai/pro for teams needing enhanced transcription accuracy, speaker diarization, advanced export formats, and calendar integration. The open-source Community Edition remains free and covers the full local transcription and summarization workflow indefinitely.