Works with every call, calendar and AI tool
Blurt records any meeting app that plays through your computer, with no bot and no plug-in. It starts from your calendar, sends notes where your team works, and lets your AI tools read your meetings.
Blurt listens to your computer's audio, so it works with apps that have no integration at all.
Nothing joins the call, so there's nothing for Teams, Meet or your IT team to block.
The people you meet don't install anything, sign up, or even need to know which app you use.
Every call app,
app or browser.
If you can hear it on your computer, Blurt can write it down.
App and browser. No host permission.
Record Zoom →Any browser, including on Linux.
Record Meet →Never flagged in the lobby.
Record Teams →Notes from the quick ones too.
Works todayApp and browser.
Works todayDiscord, FaceTime, Whereby, phone calls on speaker, in-person meetings.
Starts when
your meeting does.
Connect a calendar and Blurt offers to record each call a minute before it starts, and names everyone from the invite.
Workspace and personal accounts.
Outlook and Exchange calendars.
iCloud and any account in Calendar.app.
Through a Shortcuts shortcut. No extra sign-in.
Where your team
already works.
Share a summary or next steps in one click, or draft the follow-up email for you to send.
Post a summary to any channel.
A page per meeting, in your database.
Into the folder you choose.
A follow-up drafted in your voice.
Export anything, anytime.
Next steps into your to-do app.
Your AI can read
your meetings.
Dictate prompts into any AI tool, and give assistants access to your notes through the command-line tool and MCP. Locally, if you like.
Dictate prompts. Read notes via MCP.
Claude Desktop and Claude Code via MCP.
Dictate long prompts in one go.
Search, read and list tools.
Pro$ blurt mcp serve --local
✓ MCP server ready · tools: search, read, list
Don't see yours?
It probably works already.
Because Blurt records your computer's audio, almost every call app works on day one. If you use something unusual, tell us and we'll test it.