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Learn moreMeeting notes captured on your device, with no bot in the call

Reline is an AI meeting notepad that records mic and call audio on your own computer, so no bot joins. It transcribes, summarizes with reusable Lenses, answers cited questions across notes, and pushes outcomes to Slack, Linear and Notion.
Reline is an AI meeting notepad that records on the user's own computer instead of sending a bot into the call. It captures the microphone and the system audio of a call, keeps that audio attached to the note, and lets any transcript line be played back later. Transcription, summaries and storage run in the cloud, and the app is offered for macOS, Windows, the web and Linux (in beta). The workflow follows four stages. Capture records both audio sources into one archive and transcribes in real time, preserving which channel each segment came from. Linking Google Calendar or Microsoft 365 places each recording on the matching meeting with its attendees. Summarize relies on Lenses, saved prompts that turn a transcript into a fixed shape such as a Markdown page, a follow-up email or a short action-item list. Lenses can be shared across a workspace so every meeting produces the same structure. Ask provides chat over a single note, a folder or the whole workspace, with answers that cite the note or the exact moment, including a playable clip. Ship pushes results to Slack, Linear and Notion. Language coverage is broad: transcription handles more than 60 languages, while recording, summaries and chat work in seven, including right-to-left scripts. The homepage also mentions a dictation feature that types text wherever the cursor sits when a key is held. Reline suits individuals who sit through many calls, lectures or interviews, and teams that want consistent write-ups without asking a bot for permission to join. The device-side approach also helps in settings where an extra participant in the call would be awkward. Among alternatives, it sits between bot-based recorders that join Zoom or Meet sessions and plain transcription apps, adding structured summaries, retrieval across a note archive and downstream delivery. Individuals can use it free, and a sales contact path exists for team needs. Because processing happens in the cloud, buyers who need fully local handling should weigh that detail.
No trial is mentioned; instead the homepage promises a free-forever plan for individuals with no credit card required.
Learn moreThe homepage describes the app as free forever for individuals, with no credit card needed. Team pricing is not listed; a Talk to sales option points to a contact page.
Learn moreThe homepage points to a contact page for sales inquiries; no help centre or support channels are described.
Learn moreConnects to Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 for meeting matching, and pushes output to Slack, Linear and Notion.
Learn moreLocal capture of mic and system audio, real-time transcription in 60+ languages, reusable Lenses for summaries, RAG chat with cited moments and playable clips, calendar matching, real-time synced edits, and a hold-a-key dictation feature.
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