Askmeety is a meeting-notes application built exclusively for Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Instead of sending your calls to a cloud service, it captures system audio locally and runs transcription, summarisation and search on the machine itself. No bot ever joins your call, and no calendar invite or plugin is required, so it works just as well for in-person conversations as it does for video conferences.
The app positions itself around privacy and presence: you can stay in the room instead of taking notes, then review word-level transcripts, decisions, action items and a completion tracker afterwards. Apple Calendar integration reads your schedule locally so a menu-bar icon and a short pre-meeting nudge let you start recording in one click. Meetings can be grouped into Collections, searched individually or compared across time, while the built-in Meety assistant answers questions like "what did we agree on?" by pointing to the exact moment in the right conversation.
Askmeety also exposes your meeting history to external AI agents through MCP, so meeting context can flow into email drafting, project planning, coding workflows or next-meeting preparation. Notes export to Markdown, PDF, Notion and Obsidian. The vendor prices the product as a one-time $55 lifetime purchase; optional Apple Reminders sync and any connected third-party agent may process data under their own policies.
