Mityu records and transcribes meetings on your machine, with local reporting by default. No bots. No audio uploads. No account.
Windows 10/11 (64-bit), processor with AVX2 · macOS in development
Accuracy varies by language, microphone, overlap, and noise. Target-environment validation and the human pilot have not been performed; review important output against its source audio. Speaker separation is a best-effort estimate, runs after the recording ends rather than live, and takes roughly a quarter of the recording’s length; speaker labels stay anonymous and Mityu never attaches a name to a voice, because storing which voice belongs to whom would be biometric data. The live copilot is a beta: off by default, and not yet checked against a real model. Raw meeting audio remains local until you delete the meeting.
Capture, transcribe, draft, approve, recall — every step runs on your device, and each meeting you approve makes your local memory sharper.
Transcript
Listening to your mic and the meeting audio. No bot joins the call.
Okay, let’s lock the launch. I’d rather slip a week than ship the old onboarding.
Design can’t finish until the final copy lands. Friday is the real deadline.
Amira will send the revised budget to finance before Thursday’s review.
Linked sourceThen we confirm the new date with vendors and move the check-in to Thursday.
Report
The team agreed to move the launch to March 21, pending vendor confirmation. The revised budget goes to finance this week; design is blocked on final copy until Friday.
Send the revised budget to finance — Amira → 12:42 source
Confirm the new launch date with vendors → 13:05 source
Recording and transcription run locally with Whisper large-v3 or Parakeet — no network needed, from capture to finished report.
Mityu captures your microphone and system audio on the machine itself, so it works with Zoom, Meet, or Teams without joining the meeting.
Every AI-generated line is a labeled draft linked to its source in the transcript. Nothing is final until you sign it off — and a question you ask a meeting afterwards is answered from that transcript alone.
Correct the same thing a few times and Mityu turns it into a plain-language rule that shapes your next report — automatically. Every rule stays visible and editable, and the loop runs on your device by default.
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Mityu is available now for Windows 10/11 (64-bit) with an AVX2-capable processor (Intel Core 2013+, AMD 2015+; some budget Celeron and Pentium Silver chips are not) — download the free trial or buy a Pro license above. Every plan includes the current release, with the live copilot beta off by default.
Every purchase comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Mityu is available now for Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). Download the free 14-day trial, or buy a Pro license — both from the buttons above. The download always serves the current release, and every version’s notes are on the release notes page. macOS support is in development.
No. Recording, transcription, and storage all happen on your device. If you connect your own cloud model key, only the transcript text you choose to summarize or ask about is sent to that provider — your audio never leaves the machine. The beta live copilot ships stricter still: its “Allow cloud insights” setting is off, so it answers only with a model running on your device and refuses rather than sending anything away. Turning that setting on under Settings → Beta sends the last few minutes of transcript to the provider you configured, on every action you press.
No. Mityu listens to your microphone and system audio locally. Nothing joins the call, and participants see no extra attendee.
Mityu is available on Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit). macOS support is in development, and Linux is being explored. Write to us and we’ll tell you the moment new platforms land.
Yes. Capture, transcription, and local summaries work with no network at all. An internet connection is only used if you bring your own cloud model key.
Transcription runs locally on Whisper large-v3 or Parakeet. For summaries, use the built-in local model, run one through Ollama, or bring your own key for OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, or OpenRouter. Ask this meeting uses that same model choice. The beta live copilot ships restricted to a model running on your device, and will use your cloud provider only if you turn on “Allow cloud insights” under Settings → Beta.
It is off by default, and it is a beta. Turn it on under Settings → Beta and a small always-on-top panel follows a recording you start. When you ask, it drafts a recap, a suggestion, a definition or follow-up questions from the last few minutes of the transcript; every answer is labelled AI-generated and cites the transcript segment it came from, or is refused. It ships with “Allow cloud insights” off, so it answers only with a model running on your device and refuses rather than sending anything away; turning that on sends the last few minutes of the conversation to the provider you configured, on every action you press. It never records on its own, never hides Mityu from you or anyone in the room, and on Windows it can stay out of your screen share. It has not yet been checked against a real model, which is why it is a beta and why we publish no accuracy or latency figure for it.
Yes. Open a finished meeting and ask; the answer is drawn only from that meeting’s transcript, each line opens the segment it came from, and anything the model cannot trace to the transcript is dropped rather than shown. Every answer is marked as AI-generated and needs your review.
Every purchase comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee. If Mityu isn’t for you, write to us within 14 days and we’ll refund it in full.
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