Fetch records your calls, writes the transcript as people talk, and turns your rough notes into a clean summary. Your calendar tells it who's on the call, and your audio never leaves your computer.
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Connect Google Calendar or Outlook and see your week in Fetch. A few minutes before each call, Fetch reminds you who's joining and what you talked about last time.
Fetch turns speech into text with a model that runs on your own computer, using your graphics card. Recordings and transcripts never get uploaded.
Your meeting history becomes something you can talk to. Ask a question and Fetch answers from your past calls, with the meeting it came from.
When a Zoom or Google Meet call begins, Fetch pops up and asks if you want notes. One click and it's listening.
Yes. Fetch is free during early access. Some advanced features may become part of a paid Pro plan later.
No. Recording and speech-to-text both happen on your computer. AI notes are written by your own Claude or ChatGPT account, only when you use Enhance or Ask.
No. During setup Fetch picks a speech model that fits your computer, including laptops without a graphics card.
Fetch notices Zoom and Google Meet calls on its own. The Record button captures any call or in-person meeting.
Yes. Import audio files, or bring your notes over from Granola.
Your recordings and transcripts are saved on your computer, in your Documents folder, and speech is turned into text right on your PC. AI notes are written by your own Claude or ChatGPT account, only when you use Enhance or Ask.
Free for now. Windows 10 and 11.