Talk freely.Blurt writes it down
Blurt records your calls from your own computer, with no bot in the meeting, and turns them into clean notes and next steps. Between calls, dictate into any app. Private by default, synced across every computer you own.
- 01The client wants an update on the proposal, but nobody has called them yet.
- 02They've asked for an NDA, and the team thinks one may already exist.
- 03Sam wants the client's exact wording before anyone replies.
- 01The client wants an update on the proposal, but nobody has called them yet.01:05
- 02They've asked for an NDA, and the team thinks one may already exist.01:43
- 03Sam wants the client's exact wording before anyone replies.01:17
- 01The client wants an update on the proposal, but nobody has called them yet.01:05
- 02They've asked for an NDA, and the team thinks one may already exist.01:43
- 03Sam wants the client's exact wording before anyone replies01:17
and anything else that plays through your computer.
A recorder,
not a bot.
Meeting platforms now flag notetaker bots, and clients ask you to remove them. Blurt listens from your own computer, so nothing shows up in the lobby and nobody gets a surprise guest.
Google Meet starts flagging third-party notetaker bots as a potential risk. Admins can block them with one switch.
Microsoft Teams tags suspected recording bots in the lobby. Organizers have to let them in by hand.
“Can you remove the bot?” Clients, candidates and legal teams ask it more and more.
Always get consent before recording others. Blurt's consent helper can tell everyone for you.
Say it messy.
It comes out right.
Real conversations are crosstalk, half-sentences and “sorry, go ahead.” Blurt keeps what people meant, knows who said it, and links every next step back to the moment it was said.
The proposal
The client wants an update on the proposal, and nobody has called them yet.
um so, the the client basically wants an update on the proposal, and uh, nobody's actually called them yet, right?
I can call them tomorrow morning, first thing.
yeah, no, I mean I can I can call them tomorrow morning, like first thing.
They also asked for an NDA. I think we might already have one on file.
okay and uh they also asked for an NDA? I think we we might already have one on file.
Yeah.
Before we reply, can someone send me their exact wording, the original email?
sorry, before we before we reply, can someone send me their exact wording? like the original email.
Who said what
Blurt tells voices apart and suggests names from your calendar. Confirm once and it remembers.
Chapters you can skim
A 40-minute call becomes a handful of headed sections, so you can jump straight to the part you need.
Next steps, with receipts
Every action item links back to the exact moment it was said. No arguing about who promised what.
Every computer
you own.
Your Mac at home, your Windows laptop at work, the Linux box under your desk. Blurt runs natively on all three and keeps one archive in sync. Encrypted, and yours.
- Acme Weekly Sync3 points · 1 next step
- Design review5 points · 2 next steps
- Hiring: backend roleInterview notes
- Acme Weekly Sync3 points · 1 next step
- Design review5 points · 2 next steps
- Hiring: backend roleInterview notes
- Acme Weekly Sync3 points · 1 next step
- Design review5 points · 2 next steps
- Hiring: backend roleInterview notes
Meeting notes for Linux,
finally.
A real installer, not “build it from source.” Local models on your own CPU or GPU, system-audio capture, and the same archive as your Mac and Windows machines.
Blurt for Linux →You agreed on Wednesday's Acme Weekly Sync to check for an existing NDA before sending a new one.1
Jordan is checking the files, and Sam wants the client's original email first.2
Ask your meetings
anything.
Every call you've had, searchable and answerable. Blurt replies in plain language and shows you exactly where each answer came from.
$ blurt notes search "NDA" ✓ 2 matches in 1 meeting Acme Weekly Sync Wed 00:19 “…might already have one on file.” Acme Weekly Sync Wed 00:31 “…send me their exact wording…”
Between meetings,
just talk.
Hold your Blurt key in any app, whether it's Slack, email, docs or your AI tools, and say it the way you think. The ums and restarts disappear, and clean writing lands right at your cursor.
“um yeah so I think it's like still valid, uh but let's let's get legal to confirm before we send anything”
I think it's still valid, but let's get legal to confirm before we send anything
“okay so refactor this so that um consecutive segments from the same speaker get merged you know into one paragraph”
Refactor this so consecutive segments from the same speaker merge into one paragraph
“hey Alex, thanks for for the nudge, um I'll send the updated proposal like by Thursday”
Hi Alex, thanks for the nudge. I'll send the updated proposal by Thursday
Private by default.
Cloud when you want it.
Blurt records and transcribes on your computer. Turn on Blurt Cloud when you want the best summaries and your notes on every device. Try the switch.
in transit
Off by default. Nothing leaves your computer until you switch this on.
Your conversations never train our models, or anyone else's.
You pay us with money, not with your meetings.
No bot, ever. Blurt listens from your own computer.
How Blurt
compares.
Blurt is the only one here that records without a bot, transcribes on your own computer, and runs natively on Mac, Windows and Linux. Granola is excellent on Mac and Windows; Otter relies on a bot; MacWhisper is Mac-only.
| You're hereblurt. | Meeting notesGranola | Meeting botOtter | DictationWispr Flow | TranscriptionMacWhisper | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No bot in the call | Bot joins | ||||
| Mac and Windows | Web app | Mac only | |||
| Linux | Native | Web only | |||
| Transcribes on your computer | By default | ||||
| Encrypted sync across devices | Cloud | Cloud | Cloud | ||
| Dictation in any app | |||||
| Summaries and next steps | New (Notetaker) | Own API key | |||
| Paid plan from | $12/mo | $14/mo | ~$8–17/mo | $12–15/mo | €59 once |
| Best for | Every computer, privately | Mac & Windows teams | Teams fine with a bot | Dictation first | Mac file transcription |
Same bot-free idea. Blurt adds Linux, local transcription and dictation.
Read →No bot in your client calls, and nothing trained on your meetings.
Read →The same local-first spirit, on Windows and Linux too, with sync.
Read →Dictation plus meeting notes built in from day one, with Linux support.
Read →Simple pricing.
Blurt away.
Free for everything that runs on your computer. Pay only for the cloud: best-model summaries, sync, and your whole archive.
Free
Everything local. For trying Blurt, or for people who never want the cloud.
Mac · Windows · Linux
- Unlimited dictation in any app
- Unlimited local meeting recording and transcripts
- Cloud summaries for 5 meetings a month
- Summaries with your own key or a local model
- Search the last 30 days
- Consent helper
Pro
For people who live in meetings and use more than one computer.
No card needed to start
- Everything in Free, plus
- Unlimited best-model summaries and next steps
- Encrypted sync across Mac, Windows and Linux
- Ask across every meeting, all history
- Command-line tool and MCP for your AI tools
- Priority email support
Team
For teams who share meeting notes and need admin controls.
per month
Security overview for IT →
- Everything in Pro, plus
- Shared folders and team search
- Admin-enforced consent notices
- Retention policy and centralized billing
- Invite and remove members
If Blurt isn't for you, email us and we'll refund you.
Cancel and everything on your computer keeps working. Export anytime.
Monthly and yearly, before tax. Tax is handled at checkout.
Pro costs less than Granola Business ($14, monthly only), does the same meeting notes without a bot, and adds Linux, local transcription and dictation.Prices as published, September 2026 · Would rather pay once? Blurt Local is $99, no cloud.
Full pricing and FAQ →“A client asked me to kick the Otter bot out of our call. With Blurt there's nothing to kick out, and my notes are better than they've ever been.”
“I've waited years for a Granola that runs on my Arch box. This is the first meeting tool I didn't have to compile myself.”
“Work gave me a Windows laptop, I live on my Mac at home. Blurt is the only thing that keeps my notes in one place.”
“The next steps link back to the exact moment someone said them. That alone has ended three ‘I never agreed to that’ conversations.”
“I dictate most of my Slack now. I talk like a mess and it comes out like I edited it.”
“Candidates relax when there's no bot in the interview. I get better conversations and better notes.”
“Our security team said no to every notetaker. They said yes to Blurt after reading one page.”
Placeholder quotes for design. Replace with real, permissioned beta quotes before launch.