Meetings
Walkie records the call straight from your computer — your voice and theirs, labeled — writes the notes while you talk, and keeps every transcribed meeting for good. Nobody sees a bot join.
Before the call
Walkie watches for real calls — Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime, Webex, Slack, Discord, WhatsApp — and offers to record the moment one starts. Connect Google Calendar and your next meetings sit one click from Join & record.
Meeting detected
Google Meet
Product sync — launch week
2:00 – 2:30 PM
Interview: senior engineer
4:00 – 5:00 PM
During the call
Your mic is one channel. Your speakers are the other. Every line lands with a name seconds after it's said — pulled from the calendar invite, your contacts, or the call app itself. A voice Walkie can't place stays a numbered speaker you name in one click. Switch languages mid-sentence and the transcript follows, in the language it was spoken.
No frantic typing, no “sorry, can you repeat that?”. The transcript builds itself while you stay in the conversation — and names you've taught Walkie once land spelled right, because your dictionary follows you into meetings.
SamCan we push the launch to Thursday? Legal wants one more pass.
YouThursday works — but only if the pricing page is final by Tuesday.
SamDeal. I'll own the pricing copy and send it Monday night.
YouThen let's lock it. I'll draft the announcement right after this.
After the call
The moment the call ends, the transcript becomes notes shaped by the template you picked — and anything you jotted down mid-call steers what the AI writes.
Notes, template-shaped
Summary
Launch moves to Thursday pending legal review. Pricing copy is owned by Sam, due Monday night; pricing page final Tuesday. Announcement draft starts today.
Decisions
Ship Thursday. Keep the launch price at $49 — revisit after the first hundred customers.
Action items you can check off
Next steps
Chat with any meeting
Ask the meeting
Follow-up email, drafted
Follow-up draft
Subject: Follow-up: Launch planning
Thanks for the time today — quick recap: launch is Thursday, pricing copy Monday night, pricing page final Tuesday. Action items below…
trywalkie.com — your meetings

Sam, Priya & 2 others
Dana Okafor
Catch-up with Sam
Sam AlvarezAnywhere after
Every Cloud Mode meeting syncs to a private web dashboard that mirrors the app — search it, edit notes, check off action items, even chat. Edits flow back to your computer.
Every transcribed meeting is yours for good. Dictation history is yours to purge — meetings are yours to keep. (Untranscribed free-tier recordings bank for 60 days.)
Sharing
Everyone who missed the call gets the same page you're looking at — notes, action items, the full transcript if you want them to have it. Nothing to install, no attachment to chase.
Name the people who should see it and Walkie makes a link only they can open, once they sign in. You pick what they see — notes, action items, the full transcript — and the link stops working on its own after 30 days. Works on any plan.
Share these notes
Only the people you name can open it, after signing in. The link expires in 30 days.
What they see
Share one meeting with your team and it appears in every teammate's Meetings list. Share a whole folder instead and the rule keeps going on its own — everything you file there is shared, including meetings you file there next week. Stop sharing and it disappears again.
A seat lets someone record meetings on your plan. Anyone you invite can read what you share for free, on any plan.
Ask
One search box across every meeting you've recorded. Answers come with receipts — the meetings they came from, one click away. And inside any single meeting, chat with just that conversation.
What did Adam say about the onboarding doc?
Adam owns the revised draft and committed to Friday — with a flag that legal review could add a day.
Beyond the app
Walkie connects to your AI tools through MCP, so Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini — and anything else that speaks MCP — can search your meetings and quote them back, with your permission, from your own Mac. No copy-pasting transcripts into chat windows, and no second copy of everything to keep in sync.
It reads, and only reads. Nothing you connect can delete, edit, or share a meeting.
Included with Walkie Work, $17.50/mo. Learn more
claude · connected to Walkie
“What did we promise the pilot team?”
A revised timeline by Thursday and a shared onboarding doc — promised in Q3 pipeline review and confirmed in Catch-up with Sam.
and anything else that speaks MCP
Private by design
On-Device Mode
Transcription runs entirely on your machine. Audio, transcript, notes — none of it touches a server. Absolute, not a setting buried in fine print.
Cloud Mode
Cloud transcription and AI notes, on their own meter — meeting hours, separate from your dictation words. And a meeting never stops mid-call: run out and Walkie finishes the job anyway.
Both sides of the call are captured with the audio permission you grant Walkie once — and in On-Device Mode the mic and system audio never leave the app.
Pricing
Your first 3 meetings transcribe free, on your computer or in the cloud. After that Walkie pauses recording until you upgrade — everything already saved stays exactly as it is.
Free
$0
No card to start
See what it does on a call that actually matters.
Pro
$7.50/mo
or $6 a month, billed $72 a year
Unlimited dictation, with meetings included.
Work
$17.50/mo
or $14 a month, billed $168 a year
For the week that is mostly meetings.
Team
$34/mo
or $25 a month, billed $300 a year
One workspace for everybody's calls.
Paying for a year saves at least 20% on every paid plan. Meeting hours count the same whether you record on your computer or in the cloud. And every meeting Walkie has transcribed is yours to keep, on any plan — including the ones you recorded before you upgraded.
Every call, not just some
Zoom's notetaker is good — inside Zoom. Google Meet's is good — inside Meet. Neither one follows you to the Slack huddle, the FaceTime call with a client, the interview on Teams, or the founder who only ever calls on WhatsApp. Walkie doesn't listen to an app; it records the sound on your computer. So the window on screen stops mattering, and every call lands in the same place, in the same format, searchable together.
A built-in notetaker
Covers the one app it lives in.
And the notes stay where they were made — a second archive, in somebody else's format.
Walkie
Covers the call, wherever it happens.
Including the browser tab nobody built a notetaker for, and the meeting with no call app at all — press record and your mic picks up the room.
And the same app lets you talk instead of type in every other app on your computer, on one subscription.
No. Walkie runs on your computer and captures the audio you already hear and speak. Nothing appears in the participant list, on any platform.
Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Slack, FaceTime, Webex, Discord, WhatsApp — anything that plays audio through your computer, in the browser or the desktop app.
Walkie keeps recording. Audio banks for 60 days with the first two minutes transcribed on-device as a preview — upgrade any time and everything transcribes retroactively.
The transcript stays in the language spoken — switch mid-sentence and it follows. No silent translation, no forced English.
Yes. Name the people who should see it and Walkie makes a link only they can open, once they sign in — there is nothing for them to install. You pick what they see (notes, action items, the full transcript) and the link stops working after 30 days. Share links work on any plan. A team workspace, where a meeting or a whole folder stays shared with your teammates, is on the Team plan.
Audio only streams while someone is speaking, and in On-Device Mode nothing leaves your computer at all — transcription runs on-device. Transcribed meetings are kept for as long as you keep Walkie; untranscribed free-tier recordings bank for 60 days. Shared only if you share them.
Yes — hit Record and the mic channel captures the room, no call app required. Same transcript, notes, and action items as a video call.
No. Detection watches for real calls, not calendar events — ad-hoc huddles and 'quick call?' links are caught the moment they start.
Each side of the call is captured on its own channel, so speakers never get mixed up, and the names and jargon in your Walkie dictionary are spelled right in meetings too. Echo from speakers is cleaned up automatically.
Consent laws vary by place. Walkie gives you the controls and makes it your call, like any recorder — nothing is shared unless you share it.
Meetings is part of Walkie — the same app that already types and reads for you. Your first 3 meetings are free.