Quick update since the beta tester post in June.
The Mac build shipped at the end of July. Autorec now runs on Linux, Windows and macOS (Apple Silicon, macOS 12 or newer). Same behaviour as on the other platforms: it sits in the menu bar, notices Zoom, Teams or Google Meet, records the meeting window and transcribes it locally with whisper.cpp. One caveat: the DMG is only ad-hoc signed for now, so the first launch is right-click → Open. Proper Apple Developer ID signing is on the list.
Other things that landed since June:
Launching the app by hand now opens the window instead of only dropping an icon in the tray. One of the Windows beta testers hit exactly that confusion, thanks for the report.
Autostart on login, opt in, with a toggle in settings.
A video timing bug that produced phantom "transcript queued" entries is gone.
Prompt edits for the AI summary are saved to disk properly.
Still one person, still €20 once per major version. The free tier is 3 recordings a day, 40 minutes each, if you just want to see whether it picks up your calls.
If you're on a Mac and wrote to me in June: the build is ready. Email hello@autorec.app and I'll send you the license.
Downloads: https://autorec.app/downloads
The steady iteration based on actual tester feedback stands out. The product is clearly being shaped by specific usage problems rather than just accumulating features.