Transcribing meetings using a Neo

Voice Memo should do that for you.

Voice Memos User Guide for Mac - Apple Support

Note that the last time I used it, it wasn't great. Purpose created AI recorders do a significantly better job, especially speaker recognition. But they do cost money.

Hi,

You can transcribe meetings on a MacBook (including using built-in Apple tools or third-party apps) directly through your system audio or microphone.

1. Built-in Method: Apple Notes App

You can record and transcribe meetings natively without downloading extra software.

• Open Notes: Launch the Notes app on your Mac.
• Start Recording: Create a new note, click the attachment/media button, and select Record Audio.
• View Transcript: Once finished, double-click the audio recording in the note to open and read the generated text.
• Summarize: If your device supports Apple Intelligence, you can generate an instant summary of the meeting notes.

2. Third-Party App: MacWhisper

For higher accuracy, local processing, and speaker labeling, specialized AI tools work best.

• Download MacWhisper: Install the app from MacWhisper.
• Record or Import: Use live recording, drag-and-drop audio files, or capture app audio (Pro feature) from virtual meetings like Zoom or Google Meet.
• Edit and Export: Use the built-in editor to clean up text, manage speakers, or export your transcripts

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