No bot joins your meeting. Wisp spots the call and asks to record
Private AI notetaker for
confidential calls
Wisp encrypts and transcribes calls on your device.
No human can ever see your notes.
Meeting notes nobody else gets to read
Your calls can't be heard, stored, or trained on by anyone else.
Wisp transcribes them on your own machine, then deletes the audio.
Transcribed live on your device. The audio file is deleted right after
Notes are processed in a secure enclave that no human can access
Summaries write themselves
When the call ends, Wisp turns the transcript into a summary with decisions and action items. No prompt needed.
Connected to your tools
Send notes and action items to Gmail, Notion, Telegram and more. Access tokens stay encrypted on your device, and nothing gets sent without your OK.
It remembers every call
Wisp keeps your transcripts in memory and brings them up when they're relevant. Ask about a project and it already knows what was said last week. Memory stays encrypted on your machine.
How it works
What happens to your call
01
Capture
Your mic and call audio are recorded as 2 tracks on your device.
02
Transcribe
Local speech model creates call notes. The audio is then deleted.
03
Store
Transcripts are encrypted and stored only on your machine.
04
AI
Call notes are processed on cryptographically sealed hardware.
Nobody, even Wisp, can see inside
What's left after a call
Here's everything Wisp keeps from a 32-minute board call, and everything it doesn't.
Call receipt example:
- Raw audio
- board-prep.wav · 2 tracks · 32:14
- Transcript
- timestamped segments · You / Them
- Audio sent to any server
- 0 bytes
- Bots added to the meeting
- 0 participants
- Call summary
- processed by AI on secure hardware
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Built for:
Board and investor calls
Numbers before they're public, decisions before they're announced. No vendor on the line.
Client and legal calls
Privileged conversations stay privileged. The recording never reaches a third party.
HR and hiring
Interviews, performance reviews, the hard conversations. Notes that live on your laptop, not a vendor's server.
Research and sources
Customer interviews, expert calls, off-the-record conversations. Your sources stay protected.
Your calls. Your machine.
 | Bot notetakers | Cloud notetakers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No bot joins your meeting |  |  | |
| Audio never leaves your device | | | |
| Transcripts stay on your machine | | | |
| Can't train on your calls | | | |
| Verifiable proof your notes are private | | | |
The track record
Don't let your notetaker make headlines
Fortune
AI notetaker keeps recording after a VC call ends, then emails everyone the transcript
NPR
Class action claims Otter AI secretly records private work conversations
UC Today
Judge lets wiretap claims against Otter.ai move forward
The Record
Zoom rewrites its terms after backlash over training AI on calls
Your board call here?
FAQ
Questions, answered
No. By default, Wisp captures, transcribes and deletes the audio on your own machine. The recording is removed as soon as it's transcribed and is never kept, encrypted or otherwise. What stays is the text transcript, stored encrypted on your device.
No. Wisp never joins the call as a participant, so there's no vendor on the line. When you join a call, Wisp notices and asks your permission to record. It listens from your side: your microphone and your computer's audio.
Yes. Wisp keeps your notes away from third parties, but it doesn't replace consent. Let people know you're recording, and check the recording laws that apply to you and the people on the call.
It records two tracks: your microphone and the call's audio. Everything from your mic is labeled as you, everything from the call as the other side. No separate speaker-detection step is needed.
No person can. Transcripts are encrypted on your machine. When you ask for a summary or search your calls, the transcript is sent encrypted and only decrypted inside the same sealed hardware enclave (Intel TDX) that runs all of Wisp's AI. Your computer checks the enclave's hardware-signed attestation before sending anything. Inside, Wisp's attested code hands the text to the model, so it's end-to-end verifiable rather than end-to-end encrypted.
Wisp, plus its speech model. Transcription runs on Whisper, an open-source speech-to-text model that downloads alongside the app so it can run entirely on your device.
AI that can’t leak your data
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