AI note taker for iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and the web

Record meetings anywhere.
EchoPilot writes the rest.

The AI note taker that records on your phone or your computer, with no bot in the call. You get the Meeting Minutes, answers that cite the moment, and every follow-up drafted as a card you approve.

Free plan: 300 meeting minutes in your first 30 days. No card required.

How it records

No bot joins the call.
EchoPilot records on your own device.

A notetaker bot has to be invited into each meeting, and it only covers the calls it joins. EchoPilot records where you are instead, so one app covers the video call, the meeting room and the lecture hall.

On a call

EchoPilot for Mac and Windows records your microphone and the audio your computer plays, so everyone on the call is in the recording. It works the same in Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and any other app. On a Mac with Pro, set a meeting app to Auto and the recording starts when you join; the Chrome extension does the same for calls in a browser.

Recording without a bot

In the room

Put your phone on the table, or start from your Apple Watch. It keeps recording with the screen locked, for up to 4 hours on Pro, so a long meeting or a lecture is one recording.

In-person meetings

With no signal

Audio is saved to the device as it records, so a lost connection, a phone call or a crash does not lose the meeting. It uploads by itself when you are back online.

How recording stays safe

You tell the people in the meeting that you are recording, as you would with any recorder. Recording consent, explained →

What you get

One recording.
Four things worth having.

Q4 roadmap review 42 minutes, recorded on a Mac becomes

Every meeting, written up properly.

A recording of up to 4 hours comes back titled and structured in the format that fits it: the outcome, the decisions and who made them, the action items, the questions left open, and notes anchored to the moment they came from.

See Meeting Minutes
The decisions from a meeting in the EchoPilot web app, each marked Decided, with who decided it and the moment it happened

Every line knows where it came from.

Search it, play from any line, name the speakers, and correct a misheard word without losing the original.

See transcription
A meeting transcript in the web app, speaker by speaker with timestamps, above the audio player

Ask the meeting what happened.

Questions answered from your own recordings, with the moments the answer came from listed underneath. Read-only: Ask never creates, edits or sends anything.

See Ask
Ask EchoPilot in the web app answering what was decided about a launch, with three timestamped sources

The commitments become work.

Each commitment becomes one card with its destination already chosen. Nothing is created in Todoist, Notion, Slack, a calendar or your reminders until you approve it.

See meeting actions
Action items from a meeting in the web app, filtered by destination, each card with an Add button
Minutes that fit the meeting

A lecture is not a stand-up. The minutes know the difference.

EchoPilot works out what kind of recording it has and writes the minutes in the format that fits, then shows you which one it used.

  • Lecture notesStudy notes, key concepts, definitions, examples and the assignments that were set.
  • Interview notesEach question asked, with the answer that was given.
  • Decisions and actionsWhat was decided, by whom, and who owes what.
  • Check-ins and brainstormsThe blockers people raised, or every idea and how the group took it.
  • Real estate notesThe client's requirements and budget, each property with its feedback, the offers and the follow-ups.
  • Doctor visit notesThe medicines and how to take them, the tests, the warning signs and the follow-up.

Standard minutes when it is not sure, or set your own default in Settings on the web or the desktop app. On Pro you can switch any meeting to another template, an executive brief or detailed notes, and preview the result before it replaces anything.

Lecture notes in the EchoPilot web app: definitions and terms, examples, and assignments and deadlines, each with its timestamp
Get EchoPilot

Record where you are.
Pick it up anywhere.

One account, five ways in. A meeting captured on your Mac opens on your phone with the same minutes, transcript and action cards.

Meeting Minutes in the EchoPilot web app: the meeting's outcome, then its decisions and who made each one
The EchoPilot recording panel on a computer, recording with the microphone and system audio levels showing
Meeting Minutes on iPhone for the same meeting: the template it used and the outcome
Ask on iPhone answering what was decided in the meeting, with the moments the answer came from
The meeting's decisions and action items on iPhone, each action with its destination
v1.6.7

iPhone

Record a meeting or a ten-second thought. Includes the Apple Watch companion, widgets, Siri, Shortcuts and the Action Button.

v1.6.7

Android

The same capture and review, with home-screen widgets and a Quick Settings tile.

v1.6.7

Mac

Intel Mac

Records your microphone and the meeting audio, so the other people on the call are in the recording. Lives in the menu bar.

macOS 13 or later. Meeting audio needs macOS 14.2 or later.

v1.6.7

MacIntel

Apple Silicon

Records your microphone and the meeting audio, so the other people on the call are in the recording. Lives in the menu bar.

macOS 13 or later. Meeting audio needs macOS 14.2 or later.

v1.6.7

Windows

Records your microphone and the meeting audio, so the other people on the call are in the recording. Lives in the system tray.

64-bit Windows 10 or later.

Web

Review, edit, search, Ask and export on a bigger screen. Same account, nothing to install. The web app reviews; recording happens on the phone, the watch or the computer.

Available on every platform. The Free plan includes 300 meeting minutes in your first 30 days, then 120 every 30 days; Pro raises the allowance and meeting length. See every download option

Pricing

Choose the plan for
how often you record.

Free

For trying EchoPilot on your real meetings.

$0

No credit card required

  • 300 meeting minutes in your first 30 days, then 120 every 30 days
  • Meeting Minutes, the searchable transcript and action cards
  • 20 Ask questions and 15 voice captures a month
  • Every integration destination

Pro

Recommended

For people who record meetings every week.

$11.99/ month

or $89 a year, one person, no seats

  • 1,800 meeting minutes every 30 days
  • Meetings up to 4 hours each
  • Speaker turns you can rename, on request
  • Translation into 32 languages

Company

See it in action 1:37

Bring your team's meetings together in one shared workspace.

Custom pricing

Sized to your team

  • Everything in Pro, for every member
  • A shared workspace for the meetings members choose to share
  • Roles that decide who can open shared meetings
  • Ask, daily and weekly briefs, and analytics across them
Coming soon

What we are building next.

In development, with no date attached. Anything that ships leaves this section the day it does.

Coming soon

Automatic recording on Windows

What the Mac app does today: set a meeting app to Auto, agree once, and the recording starts when you join the call and finishes when it ends. Only for apps checked on real hardware.

Coming soon

More places to send an action

TickTick, Linear, ClickUp, Asana, and an Obsidian hand-off, each shipping once it routes properly. One destination that works beats four that half work.

Coming soon

Take everything with you

Bulk export of transcripts, minutes, and audio in portable formats, as a resumable job rather than a download that dies halfway through a four-hour recording.

Coming soon

Your recordings, in your AI tools

A read-only MCP connection so assistants like Claude and ChatGPT can search and cite your EchoPilot evidence. Read-only first; anything that writes would still land as a card you approve.

  • Review before send. Nothing leaves EchoPilot until you approve that card.
  • Opt-in integrations. Connect only what you want it to reach.
  • Honest state. Sent, snoozed, dismissed, completed and missed stay distinct.
  • No ad data model. We do not sell user data or use your content for advertising.
FAQ

Questions worth
answering.

What is EchoPilot?
EchoPilot is an AI note taker. It records meetings, lectures and everyday voice notes on your phone or computer, with no bot in the call, writes the Meeting Minutes and a searchable transcript, answers questions about what it heard, and turns the commitments inside into reviewable action cards you send to the apps you already use. It runs on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and the web, with an Apple Watch companion. Recording is on the phone, the watch, or the desktop app; everything after that is available on every one of them.
Does a bot join my meeting?
No. EchoPilot records on the phone in the room, or on your own computer for an online call. There is no meeting bot to invite and no extra recorder to buy, so it works for in-person meetings as well as calls.
Can I record a meeting on my Mac or Windows PC?
Yes. The EchoPilot desktop app for Mac and Windows records your microphone and the meeting audio your computer is playing, so the other people on the call are in the recording, and nothing joins the call. It lives in the menu bar on Mac and the system tray on Windows, and a recording starts when you press Record or, on a Mac with Pro, when you join a call in an app you set to Auto. The minutes, transcript and action cards then appear on your phone and on the web like any other meeting. Desktop capture uses your meeting minutes exactly as the phone does, on Free and Pro alike, not a separate plan. On Mac, meeting audio needs macOS 14.2 or later; below that the app records your microphone only and says so. Both builds are on the download page.
How long can a meeting recording be?
Up to 60 minutes per recording on Free and up to four hours on Pro. Recording continues while the app is in the background and the screen is locked, and audio is written to disk in segments as you go, so a phone call or a crash does not lose the meeting. A meeting spends meeting minutes and nothing else; it never also uses one of your voice captures.
What is in a set of EchoPilot meeting minutes?
A summary, timestamped chapter notes, who took part, key points backed by the moment they came from, the decisions that were made, the questions and risks left open, action items, your highlights, and the full transcript. Each section loads and recovers independently, so a slow section never hides a finished one.
How is my data handled?
Audio is transcribed and analysed to produce your minutes and action cards. We do not sell user data and do not use your content for advertising. Integrations are opt-in and their credentials are encrypted at rest. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows and web

Your next meeting can end with the work already drafted.

Install EchoPilot on the phone or the computer you already work on, record the next conversation you would otherwise try to remember, and read the minutes, the transcript and the drafted actions it gives you back.

Questions? support@echopilotapp.com