Keen Bean

Not just a transcript. Tasks, decisions, a draft spec, a diagram, a rough mock-up of the screen you were describing — started while you talked, ready for you to finish. On your Mac, in files you own.

A replay running in this page. The meeting is a stand-in; what it builds is what the app builds.

You ran the meeting, so you couldn't take notes. The bot that took them made your client uncomfortable and gave you a transcript nobody will read. And the write-up is still yours to do tonight — because there's nobody to hand it to.

It hears both sides from your Mac's own audio. Nothing joins, nothing announces itself, nothing appears in the participant list — so the meeting stays a meeting.

Tasks, decisions, risks and blockers appear as cards while people speak. When the conversation gets substantive it drafts the spec, sketches the diagram, roughs out the screen you're describing.

Audio goes from your Mac to a transcription service to be transcribed, and the transcript to the model — that's the whole list. We run no proxy and no server in that path, so your meeting content never reaches us. Everything else is Markdown and JSON on your Mac.

Today's calendar is on the launch pad.