HumlaRecord
Record a Google Meet call on your Mac
Humla records Google Meet through your Mac's own audio — no bot, no browser extension.
- Free, no account
- Open source, MIT
- Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later
Step by step
How to record a Google Meet call on your Mac
- 01Download Humla and grant Microphone and Screen Recording permission — Screen Recording is what lets it capture your Mac's audio.
- 02Join your Google Meet call as normal. There's no bot to admit and no plugin to install.
- 03Hit Record in Humla. It captures your microphone and the call's audio as two separate streams.
- 04Take notes while it transcribes on-device; press Stop when the call ends.
- 05Humla labels who said what and writes a summary — all on your Mac.
See it work
One meeting, from agenda to recap
Write the agenda, record the call, press Summarize. Your note stays on the left while the transcript and the recap fill in on the right.
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Agenda
Six pages, maybe a new CMS?
Keep the brand palette
Who signs off the budget?
Notes
Hanna approves budget, wants qu
Version history
SummaryTranscriptChat
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Recordingmic 14s · sys 14s · 6 chunks0:01
So the scope is six pages, and we move you off the old CMS while we're in there.
That works. Can we keep the current palette? People know the colours.
We'd only tighten the type. Budget sign off sits with Hanna.
Speakers are identified when you stop.
Who it's for
Built for people who record calls
See why it fits recruiters, and everyone who'd rather keep client conversations off the cloud.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Does a bot join my Google Meet?
No. Humla captures your Mac's system audio, so nothing joins the call as a participant.
Do I need a Chrome extension?
No — Humla records at the system level, so it works with Meet in any browser.
Keep your meetings on your Mac.
Free and open source. Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later.