Meetingly
Open-source local transcription and contextual meeting help
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Communication
What is Meetingly?
Meetingly is an Apache-2.0 open-source desktop meeting assistant for Windows, macOS and Linux. It transcribes calls locally by default and provides contextual answers, summaries and action items without a meeting bot. Users can choose supported external providers or local models, or a hosted account with a free plan and optional paid plans. External provider charges may apply; optional cloud transcription sends audio externally. Business contact: [email protected]. Source code: .
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