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Anyone whose calls a third party must not sit in on

Conversations a meeting bot cannot join

Take notes in a conversation where an external notetaker is out of the question, with transcription that can stay on your Mac.

Three people in a call and no fourth participant, with the transcription happening on your own Mac rather than somewhere else.YouThemThemNo notetakerTranscribed on your Mac, when you choose an on-device engine

Plenty of work has conversations that a meeting bot cannot be in. Client matters, patient conversations, anything under an agreement about where recordings may go. The usual notetakers join the call as a participant and send the audio somewhere.

Lozenge is not in the call at all. It is an application on your Mac, and the transcription engines that run on device keep the audio there.

You still get the transcript, the speaker labels, and the brief, without a fourth party in the room.

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This is a description of how the software works, not advice about your obligations and not a compliance claim. Whether you may record a conversation, and where the notes may live, is governed by your regulator, your employer, and the law where you are. Check before you rely on it. Choosing a cloud transcription engine sends audio off your Mac, so that choice matters here more than anywhere else.

For this, the free plan is enough

On-device transcription, speaker labels, and export are free on every plan and never limited.

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A scenario, not a case study. Nobody here is a real customer.

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