# Dscvry Record: type with your voice. Keep every meeting.

Dictate into any app. Record any call without a bot joining. Speech is turned into text on your computer, and there's no account to create. Free during the private beta: [join the beta](https://record.dscvryai.com/beta/) or [try the demo](https://record.dscvryai.com/demo/).

No bot. No account. Your own AI key, or none.

## One app for what you say

- **Dictation.** Hold the dictation keys, speak, let go. The text is typed into whatever window you're working in.
- **Meetings.** Click Start in a Teams, Zoom or browser call. Record keeps your microphone and the call's sound. No bot joins.
- **Who said what.** The transcript is split by voice. Give a voice a name once and every line from it carries that name.
- **Notes.** A short summary, actions with owners, what was discussed and what's still open. Each item opens the lines it came from, so you can check it, correct it and mark the notes reviewed. Made on your computer or by the AI provider you choose with your own key.
- **Outlook calendar.** Connect Outlook or Microsoft 365 to see today's meetings. A recording takes its meeting's title, and the people invited are offered as names for the voices.
- **Search everything you've said.** One search across meeting titles, transcripts, notes and what you've dictated.

## From a call to its notes

1. Record: you click Start; your microphone and the call app's sound.
2. Transcript: on your computer.
3. Who spoke: on your computer; lines grouped by voice, named by you.
4. Notes: summary, actions and topics, each linked to its lines; on your computer or with your own AI provider key.

The recording is deleted once its transcript is saved, unless you choose to keep meeting audio.

## Where your data goes

No Dscvry account. Apart from a check for updates, data leaves your computer only for things you turn on.

- Stays on your computer: your voice, transcripts and voice names, notes made on your computer, dictated text (kept 7 days, or turn it off), search.
- Leaves it only if you choose: a meeting's transcript to the AI provider you pick for notes (your own key); calendar reads from Microsoft if you connect Outlook; speech model downloads; anonymous usage statistics and crash reports if you opt in (never your words); the update check with record.dscvryai.com (on unless you turn it off; sends nothing about you or your meetings).

Full detail: [Record privacy policy](https://record.dscvryai.com/privacy/).

## Questions

- **Which computers?** Windows during the beta. Mac and Linux are planned.
- **Who is the beta for?** People who spend their day in calls and email and want a written record without sending their meetings away to be transcribed. Free during the beta.
- **Which call apps?** Recorded so far: Microsoft Teams, Zoom and calls in the browser. Record never starts on its own.
- **Recording consent?** Tell the people in the call and get any consent the law requires. See the [beta terms](https://record.dscvryai.com/terms/).
- **Languages?** English, Hindi and Telugu (Hindi and Telugu as downloadable packs).
- **Offline?** Dictation, transcripts, voices, local notes and search work offline once their models are downloaded. Cloud notes and the calendar need a connection.
- **Usage data?** Only if you opt in: anonymous usage statistics and crash reports, off until you turn them on. Never your words, audio, titles, names or files.
- **Telling voices apart?** Best when each person has their own microphone; people sharing one microphone in a room are often grouped as one voice today.
- **Windows warning on install?** Beta builds aren't yet signed with a code-signing certificate: choose "More info", then "Run anyway". In-app updates are signed by Dscvry and checked before they install.
- **Can the notes be wrong?** Yes. Check anything you rely on. Every item opens the transcript lines it came from; you can correct an owner or wording, and making notes again keeps the earlier version.