HumlaNo bot ever joins your meeting
Humla records your mic and the call's audio through macOS itself. Nothing joins the meeting, and the other side sees nothing.
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- Free, no account
- Open source, MIT
- Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later
How Humla records without joining
Most notetakers send a bot that appears in the participant list and emails everyone afterward. Humla doesn't join the call at all — it records your own Mac, the way you'd record a voice memo.
Records both sides
Captures your mic and the system audio — Zoom, Meet, Teams, anything — as two clean, separate streams.
In-person meetings too
Because it records your Mac and not a call bot, in-room meetings work — with on-device speaker labels for everyone at the table.
Nothing joins the call
No recorder shows up in the participant list. Your clients never see a bot — because there isn't one.
No “who invited this?” moment
No bot banner mid-call. You're simply recording your own device, so the conversation stays natural.
Private by default
Pair it with on-device mode and the recording never leaves your Mac. No cloud, no account required.
Open source
MIT-licensed and auditable — verify exactly what it captures and where it goes.
Questions and answers
Does a bot join my meetings?
No. Humla records through macOS itself — nothing joins the call, and the other side sees nothing.
Does it work for in-person meetings?
Yes. It records your Mac's mic, so in-room meetings work too, with on-device speaker labels for multiple people.
Which apps does it work with?
Any that play through your Mac — Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack huddles, or an in-person conversation.
Record the meeting, not with a bot.
Free and open source. Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later.