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Atenti records your meetings and turns them into clean summaries, decisions, and action items — automatically. No bot joins your call. It runs on your Mac. You buy it once.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · English & Español · One-time purchase, no subscription
A real step up in how Atenti turns a meeting into notes you can trust.
Jot agenda items, decisions, and names as the meeting happens. Atenti treats what you typed as the source of truth — type "budget approved, 50k" during the call and the summary attributes the decision correctly instead of guessing. Nobody else in this category does this.
After recording, Atenti turns "Speaker 1, 2, 3" into real names using clues from the conversation itself — introductions, people addressing each other, the participant list. All on your Mac. No face recognition, no cloud service.
Choose per recording: Briefing for working meetings, Key takeaways for stakeholders who skim, or General notes for people who weren't there.
Write the notes in English even if the meeting was in Spanish — or any pairing of English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Italian. Handy when minutes cross a language line.
For in-person meetings or audio-first calls, skip screen capture entirely. Smaller files, and no Screen Recording permission needed.
Atenti now records in HEVC with Low, Standard, and High presets. Standard runs about 280 MB per hour of video — roughly half what it used to take.
Three steps. You're in control of every one.
Atenti watches your calendar and your apps. When a meeting's about to start, it quietly offers to record — your call, every time.
Capture happens on your Mac, like QuickTime. Nobody on the call sees an extra attendee.
A clear summary, the decisions, action items with owners, open questions, and next steps — then ask it anything about the meeting.
No bot joins your call. Recording happens on your Mac. Choose a fully-local mode and your audio never leaves the device — or use your own OpenAI/Anthropic key, with no Atenti server in between. We never receive your recordings. Speaker names are worked out on your Mac, not by any cloud service. And storage stays in your hands: a settings panel lists every local AI model with its disk usage and a delete button.
A focused tool that does the meeting busywork for you.
Not a wall of transcript — a summary, decisions, action items with assignees, open questions, and next steps.
Ask questions in plain language and get answers grounded in what was said.
The whole app is localized in English and Spanish, and your notes come back in the language you actually spoke.
Calendar events, meeting apps launching, meeting tabs in your browser — Atenti spots them and offers to record.
Send your notes to TXT, Markdown, RTF, or DOCX — notes only, with the transcript, or everything.
Native Swift and SwiftUI. Light, fast, follows your system language and dark mode. Auto-updates built in.
A native app built for modern, Apple Silicon Macs.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later.
Apple Silicon — M1, M2, M3, M4, or M5. Intel Macs aren't supported.
8 GB RAM works. 16 GB or more is recommended if you run transcription and notes fully on your Mac — bigger local models need the headroom.
The app download is light. Optional on-device AI models take roughly 0.5–5 GB each, and recordings run about 120–650 MB per hour depending on quality (Standard ≈ 280 MB/hour).
Microphone, plus Screen Recording when you capture a screen — audio-only meetings don't need it. Granted on first use.
Optional. Needed only for cloud transcription and notes with your own API key; fully-local mode runs offline.
No. Atenti records on your Mac using the operating system's own capture — screen and audio together, or audio only if you prefer. Nobody on the call sees an extra participant.
Yes — that's the headline feature in 1.1. Type agenda items, decisions, and names in the live editor while you record, and the AI uses them as authoritative context when it writes the summary afterward. Type "budget approved, 50k" and the decision is attributed correctly instead of guessed.
After recording, Atenti matches anonymous "Speaker 1/2/3" labels to real names using evidence in the conversation itself — introductions, people addressing each other, the participant list. It runs entirely on your Mac; there's no face recognition and nothing is sent to a cloud service for this.
It can be fully private. In local mode, transcription runs on your Mac and nothing leaves the device. In cloud mode, Atenti uses your own OpenAI or Anthropic key — your data goes straight to those providers under your account, with no Atenti server in the middle.
For cloud transcription and AI notes you supply your own key and pay those providers directly for what you use — typically a few cents to a few tens of cents per meeting. Prefer to pay nothing? Use local mode.
Yes — one purchase, $39. All v1 updates are free. A future major version may be a paid upgrade; we'll always tell you first.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later, on an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or newer). You'll grant Screen Recording permission the first time you record a screen — audio-only meetings don't need it.
Not yet — today Atenti is a direct download: a notarized, Apple-verified app you install yourself.
Atenti is built by Crea Visual SpA, an independent software company in Chile.