HumlaRecord an in-person meeting on your Mac
No call, no bot — Humla records the room through your Mac's mic and tells the voices apart.
- Free, no account
- Open source, MIT
- Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later
How to record an in-person meeting on your Mac
- 01Download Humla and grant Microphone permission.
- 02Put your Mac on the table where it can hear the room.
- 03Hit Record. Humla captures your microphone — in-person meetings use the mic only, since there's no system audio.
- 04Take notes while it transcribes on-device; press Stop when you're done.
- 05Humla runs speaker diarization on your Mac and labels each voice in the room.
In-person meetings use your mic only — there's no call audio to capture, and everything stays on your Mac.
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.
Six pages, maybe a new CMS?
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Who signs off the budget?
Hanna approves budget, wants qu
Speakers are identified when you stop.
Built for people who record calls
See why it fits agencies, and everyone who'd rather keep client conversations off the cloud.
Questions and answers
Can Humla tell apart multiple people in the room?
Yes — it runs on-device speaker diarization over the mic recording and labels each speaker with a colour-coded pill.
Does anything leave my Mac?
No. For in-person meetings, capture, transcription, and diarization can all run on-device.
Keep your meetings on your Mac.
Free and open source. Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later.