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Talk. Jot a thought.
Yogurt transcribes the call. Add a note when something matters to you.
Backed by Y Combinator
Private AI meeting notes. Free and open source.
How Yogurt works.
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Leave with a clear plan.
After the call, your thoughts and the conversation become one set of notes.
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Ask what you missed.
Get an answer from the meeting, with the original transcript close by.
No bot.
Just your people.
Yogurt records your microphone and the audio on your computer. No bot joins the call, and nobody else needs to install a thing.
In this call3
KM
Kara MooreSpeaking
RM
Ray MonesSpeaking
Y
YouSpeaking
YogurtListening locally
Audio24:16
Transcript
“We can publish
Tuesday.”
SummaryLaunch plan
✓ Launch · Tuesday
Your meetingsAudio · Transcripts · NotesYour notes.
Your computer.
Yogurt runs AI locally. Your recordings, transcripts, and notes stay on your computer.
FAQ
What kind of computer do I need?
A Mac with Apple silicon and macOS 14.4 or newer, a 64-bit PC with Windows 10 (version 2004) or newer, or a 64-bit Linux computer with Ubuntu 22.04 or newer. Each needs at least 8 GB of memory. If your computer is too slow, Yogurt tells you during setup. Intel Macs are not supported, and Yogurt is still in development. Calendar and speaker names from calls are Mac only for now.
Windows says “Windows protected your PC.” What do I do?
Click More info, then Run anyway. Windows shows this for new apps that aren’t signed with a Microsoft certificate yet. Yogurt is open source, so anyone can check what it does.
Does Yogurt join my meetings?
No. Yogurt records your microphone and the sound playing on your computer. No bot joins the call.
Are recordings saved?
Yes. Your recordings, transcripts, and notes are saved locally on your computer.
Is Yogurt free?
Yes. Yogurt is free and open source under the MIT license.
Does Yogurt work offline?
Yes. After a one-time download of the AI models, transcription and summaries run locally on your computer.