Where are my recordings saved?

Fetch saves every meeting on your computer in Documents\Meeting Notes, one folder per call, named with the date, time and title. Inside you’ll find the notes, the transcript and the audio. To open a meeting’s folder, click Open folder at the top of the meeting.

What’s inside a meeting’s folder?

File	What it is
notes.md	Your notes, the AI notes and the transcript, in plain Markdown
audio.mp3	The whole call, both sides mixed
me.mp3	Just your microphone
them.mp3	Just the computer sound (everyone else)

Calls in a folder are saved inside a subfolder with that folder’s name, so your files line up with what you see in Fetch.

How do I change where meetings are saved?

Open Settings > Storage, click Browse… next to Save folder, and pick a new spot. New meetings go there. Meetings you already have stay where they are, so move them yourself if you’d like everything together.

How do I save disk space?

Audio takes about 30 MB per hour. If that adds up, you have options in Settings > Recording:

• Auto-delete old audio after 30, 90 or 365 days. Only the audio goes. Notes and transcripts stay.
• Keep audio recordings after transcription: untick to delete each call’s audio once it’s transcribed.

Either way, Fetch asks before deleting anything. Just know that without audio you can’t play a meeting back or re-transcribe it.

You can also delete one meeting’s audio only, its transcript only, or the whole meeting from the Delete menu at the top of the meeting.

Where’s the rest of Fetch’s data?

The search index, settings and speech models live in %LOCALAPPDATA%\MeetingNotetaker. See Where your data is stored for the full list.

Can I keep a copy in the cloud?

Yes, if you want one. Fetch can copy each finished meeting to Google Drive. See Back up to Google Drive.