From the call to the code.

Every screen here is the real app, with example data.

01 · on you

Know what you agreed to build.

Home lists what’s on you from every call, what’s ready to publish, and what’s next. Ticks stay on your Mac.

Meg Home: what is on you, ready to publish, next and earlier meetings — Example dataHome · a regular day

02 · the call

Record when you say.

Click Record or press Control Option Command R⌃⌥⌘R

No bot joins. Audio is never saved. Tell people you’re taking notes.

A call on the Mac desktop with the Meg call panel open on My notes — Example dataRecording · My notes, on your desktop

03 · during

Catch up without asking.

The transcript runs live. Ask “What did I miss?” or search this call and past meetings with ⌘F. The panel doesn’t show in screen shares.

The live transcript panel answering a question during the call — Example dataLive transcript · Ask, during the call

04 · after

Your AI writes the summary.

Decisions, action items with owners, open questions. Written from the transcript and signed with the AI’s name. It opens in Read mode; Edit when you want.

A meeting summary in Meg: decisions, action items with owners, open questions — Example dataMeeting · the summary in Read mode

Who sees the transcript
Your AI	Who sees the transcript
On-device	nobody, it stays on your Mac
Claude Code	Anthropic, through your account
Codex CLI	OpenAI, through your account
API key	that key’s provider

05 · publish

One Markdown file per meeting.

Pick the project in the Publish button. Meg writes the file to your team’s meetings repo through its GitHub App, or creates <project>-meetings for you. Teammates who recorded more minutes add them.

Meg’s GitHub App sees only the repos you choose, and writes only when you press Publish. [owner: the App’s exact permissions, e.g. Contents read and write, Metadata read]

The Publish sheet previewing the exact Markdown file, transcript ticked — Example dataPublish · a preview of the exact file

meetings/2026-10-12-sprint-42-planning.md

---title: Sprint 42 planningdate: 2026-10-12 10:00people: [Paweł, Kasia, Tomek]summary_by: claude-code---
## Decisions- Rotate refresh tokens on every use.- 30-day absolute expiry.
## Action items- [ ] Update the /auth/refresh docs · Paweł · Fri

06 · in your code

Your meetings, inside your coding tools.

A small read-only server on your Mac (meg-mcp) with three tools: search, get, recent. Setup does this for you:

A terminal where Claude Code asks Meg about yesterday’s planning and cites the meeting — Example dataClaude Code asks Meg

claude mcp add --scope user meg -- /Applications/Meg.app/Contents/MacOS/meg-mcp

Coding tools see your published meetings and your own private ones. Never My notes. Teammates’ tools never see your private meetings. To keep private meetings out, turn off Include my private meetings in Settings › Coding tools.

07 · for teammates

Meg Lite: free for your team.

Same download. Opened from your invite link, Meg becomes a menu-bar recorder with two jobs: Record and Publish. Anything not published in 7 days is deleted.

Compare Meg and Meg Lite

The Meg Lite menu-bar popover with Record and Publish — Example dataMeg Lite · the menu-bar recorder

08 · the details

The details.

⌘K for everything
Search, jump and act from one palette.
Folders
Private to you, one level deep.
Light, dark and seven colours
Pink, red, orange, yellow, green, blue or purple, in light or dark.
Newspaper
Black and white, down to the Dock icon. For when pink is too much.
Not in screen shares
The call panel stays off the screen you share.
Plain Markdown on your Mac
A folder per meeting: summary.md, notes.md, transcript.md. Edit them in any app; Meg picks up the change.
~/Meg