Record from anywhere
One window. Hit Start from the menu bar, or let Corder catch the meeting on its own. Every recording lands in the sidebar, one click away
Just Record Everything
Keeps the Transcript on your Mac. No bot joins the call
Requires macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
DR
David Reed
Right, so the next step is to validate it. Let us circle back on Thursday. Sounds reasonable.
ML
Mike Lawson
Hmm, let me think about that for a second. Good point. I will write that up before end of day.
PT
Paul Turner
Agreed, let me share the pricing draft after the call. I will keep the plan tight on scope.
DR
David Reed
What about the timeline? We can re-scope and follow up next week.
ML
Mike Lawson
Let us also document the open questions in the brief. Otherwise we will keep re-litigating the same points.
PT
Paul Turner
Fair. I will put the doc in the shared folder tonight. Should we loop in design before Thursday?
DR
David Reed
Yes, send them a heads-up tomorrow morning. A 30 minute walkthrough should be enough.
ML
Mike Lawson
Sounds good. Anything else before we wrap? All right, talk Thursday.
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Timeline
How Corder works
Start, talk, stop
Have your meeting
Run your call on Zoom, Meet, Teams, Discord, anywhere. Corder records two parallel tracks, your microphone and everything that plays through your Mac. It works for as long as the meeting runs
Tune it to your workflow
Toggle screen video, its resolution, auto-transcribe, and meeting auto-detect. Switch between light and dark with a click. Defaults you can change anytime, not preferences buried five menus deep
Your meetings stay yours
No bot in the call. Your recordings stay on your Mac.
Local storage
Recordings stay on this Mac. Browse them in Finder anytime.
No third-party bot
Records system audio. The other side sees no bot in the call.
Private by default
Recordings and transcripts stay on your Mac. Diagnostics are anonymous.
Is Corder for you?
Two cards. Read the one that sounds like you
Yes, if you:
- Have meetings across several projects
- Discuss technical work on those meetings
- Don't want a third-party bot in your call
- Often come back to what was said in past meetings
Probably not, if you:
- Are on Windows or Linux
- Want live captions while the call is happening
- Want a bot that joins the call as a participant
- Want to record on your phone
Records anything
Corder captures audio at the OS level. It works with any app that plays sound. The list below is where most people start.
Zoom
Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
FaceTime
Discord
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Notion
Obsidian
Apple Notes
Bear
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Features
Jump to any speaker
Click any tick. The audio jumps there.
Records the screen too
Video sits next to the transcript.
Catches the meeting first
Menu bar widget, always one click away.
Drag out, no export dialog
Drop into Notion, Apple Notes, anywhere.
No bot joins the call
The other side sees one less tile.
Speaks your language
Transcription in forty plus languages, detected automatically, even when a call switches between them.
Reviews
Real comments, from the Product Hunt launch and my DMs.
Finally, a meeting recorder that doesn't make me look like I'm running surveillance on my own calls. Tried it in Meet and the system audio split is genuinely clean.
I've been using Corder for about two months. Bugs get fixed within a day or two, which is not what I expected from a one-person project. I use it for real calls now.
Recording at the OS level is a smart workaround. Love that it sidesteps bot blocking entirely.
I'm a Windows user so I'm biased, but I highly value open source products and prioritize them over closed source ones, especially when it comes down to personal data.
Most of my week is client calls. Corder joins none of them and still hands me the transcript afterwards. My kind of tool.
Bit ironic given where I work, but Corder is what I actually keep running on my own calls.
Pricing
The free tier always ships with the download
Free
$0/forever
No credit card
- Unlimited transcription, on your Mac, forever
- Speakers labelled on every call
- Summaries and chapters on every recording
- Searchable transcript, drag out to Notion
- Screen video captured alongside the audio
- No bot joins the call
Pro
$8.25/month
$99 billed yearly
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Cloud transcription, 25 hours a month. A long call comes back in seconds instead of minutes, and your Mac stays quiet
- Sharper speaker labels, worked out in the cloud even when people talk over each other
- Priority support, direct line to the maker
Max
$19.92/month
$239 billed yearly
- Everything in Pro, plus:
- 250 hours a month, 10x Pro. Enough to record every call you take
- Dedicated support, same-day reply
- Early access to what's next
Prices in USD. No credit card to download. macOS 14 or later