This is where TitleDock meets your meetings. Record the conversation, turn it into text on your own machine, and grab context from anything on screen, with the whole workspace one shortcut away.
macOS 13 or later, on Apple Silicon (M1 or newer)
We are working on it.
See what is coming up, join it, and start recording without opening anything. The app captures the room and your microphone together, and a notification offers to start when a meeting does, so you are not the person who remembered halfway through.
When a meeting starts, a notification offers to record it.
A local speech model turns the audio into words on your own Mac, not on someone else's servers. It downloads once. After that, speaker labels are worked out locally too.
The audio is transcribed where it was recorded. The model downloads once, then works offline.
When the call ends, the transcript is split by speaker, and voices from earlier meetings are recognized.
A floating prompter near the notch follows the conversation and offers what you need next: the term somebody just used, a check against your own records, a question worth asking. One setting keeps it out of screen shares and recordings.
Hit a global shortcut, drag a box around a badge, a slide, or an email signature, and TitleDock pulls the text out and files it against the right person. You check the draft before anything is saved.
You drew a box around a slide. TitleDock read it and worked out who it is about.
Contacts, meetings, notes, tasks, and outreach, with global shortcuts and titledock:// links that open straight to a record. The app checks for its own updates and installs them when you are ready, not mid-sentence.
Everything the browser gives you, plus global shortcuts and titledock:// links that open straight to a record.
The workspace, screen capture, and contact sync work on the free plan. Recording, transcription, and the live prompter come with Pro.
macOS 13 or later, on Apple Silicon (M1 or newer)
We are working on it.
