Start from the launcher.
Click the Notetaker control or use Control–Option–P. Grant microphone and system audio permissions so Wisp can hear your side and the sound from the call.
Listen now. Leave with notes.
A conversation deserves your attention. Wisp records both sides on your Mac and gives you a transcript and a draft to review.
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Review the useful parts.
The live transcript works without Apple Intelligence. When its on-device model is available, Wisp also drafts summaries, decisions, and action items. Verify names, dates, and commitments against the conversation.
Save when you are ready.
Edit the draft, then choose Save to Notes. You can include the transcript and an optional recording. Existing recordings can also be imported; a mixed recording is not automatically split by speaker.
In your flow.
GOOD TO KNOW
A few practical details.
Does a bot join the call?
No. Wisp captures the microphone and audio playing on your Mac. It does not join as a participant. Tell everyone you are recording and get their consent before starting.
What Mac do I need?
An Apple silicon Mac on macOS 26 or later. AI summaries, Smart cleanup, and rewriting need an available Apple Intelligence model.
Where do my words go?
Speech processing happens on your Mac. When you insert text into another app or save to Apple Notes, that app’s own storage and sync settings apply.
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