Open to founders, by invite only
Not just meeting notes. A memory of every conversation
Native to your Mac and private by design. It records any call, keeps the audio on your Mac, writes clear notes, and takes you back to the moment anything was said.
For founders and anyone who lives in calls · Mac with Apple silicon
00:24:01
Adam Joseph
Emily Carter
Maya Lin
Sofia Reyes
Daniel KimWho agreed to what. What changed since last week. The second it was said. Peachlark keeps all of it on your Mac, so you can ask instead of scrolling back through recordings.
Every meeting is kept with its transcript, so one question reaches across all of them.
Recording and transcription happen on your Mac. The audio never leaves it.
It lives in the notch, asks once when a call starts, and stays out of the way.
Ask in plain words, across every meeting. The answer comes with the moment it was said, ready to play. Try one below.
A live demo with four sample meetings. In Peachlark, answers come from your own calls.
A short summary, then who does what by when, then what was decided. The full transcript is one click away, and every line plays from where it was said.
RyanOkay, let’s lock the launch date today. Are we still on 28 October?
YouHonestly, 28 is tight if we still want to test pricing with the beta teams.
EmilySupport said the same. They need two weeks with real customers.
RyanOkay, 4 November. That gives us two weeks with the beta teams.
SamWorks for engineering. The export bug is the last blocker.
EmilyThen pricing. Support costs came in higher than we planned last month.
RyanIf support costs this much, eight dollars won’t work.
YouLet’s keep Pro at ten dollars. Support costs more than we planned.
RyanAgreed. And the annual plan gets two months free.
YouI’ll send you the pricing deck by Friday, Ryan.
RyanGreat. I’ll invite the 20 beta teams this week.
EmilyI’ll draft the support FAQ a week before launch.
SamDo we ship the Windows waitlist page on launch day?
RyanLet’s decide that next week, once we see the beta numbers.
Launch moves to 4 November so pricing can be tested with the beta teams first.
Your mic is always you. Other voices are told apart and named from the meeting window and lines like “Thanks, Emily.”
“By Friday” becomes Friday, 23 October, and moves to Home until it’s ticked off.
A decision is something the group chose. Maybes, opinions and “let’s decide later” stay out.
Peachlark lives in the notch. It notices the call, asks once, and takes care of the rest. Hidden when you share your screen.
When Meet or Zoom starts using your mic, it asks once.
Turn on auto-start and it begins after a three-second countdown.
A small pill while it records. Pause, or mark a moment, in one click.
When the meeting app lets go of the mic, it saves and stops.
Written on your Mac a minute or two after the call.
Plans move between meetings. Peachlark keeps track of what was decided, what changed it, and what you still owe someone.
Recording and transcription run on your Mac. No bot joins your call, and your recordings are never uploaded. Notes are written from the transcript text only, and nothing is kept.
Record and transcribe with no internet at all.
The island never shows up in a screen share.
Every meeting is a folder on your Mac. Delete any of it, anytime.
Notes are written from the transcript text only, never audio, and nothing is kept. Peachlark also sends anonymous daily counts, like how many meetings and whether notes worked, never their content. Turn them off in Settings.
Give Peachlark your next five meetings, side by side. Then keep the one you’d miss.
Request AccessThe things people ask first.
Nothing joins the call, so they won’t see Peachlark. That’s why it reminds you to tell them when a recording starts. In many places the law asks you to.
No. Recording and transcription happen on your Mac, and the audio never leaves it. To write the best notes, Peachlark sends the transcript text (never audio) to its notes service, and nothing is kept.
Founders, and anyone whose work happens in calls: sales, product, hiring, consulting. If you finish a meeting wondering “what did we agree?”, Peachlark is for you.
Request access with your name and email. Peachlark is open to founders, by invite only: we email your invite with the download, then you drag Peachlark into Applications.
Free while Peachlark is in early access. People who join now keep early-user pricing when paid plans arrive.
Google Meet (in Chrome or as an app), Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Slack huddles, Webex and Discord. Or choose “In person” for a meeting in the room.
English works best, with accents from India, the US, the UK, Australia and more. An optional language pack adds German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, plus Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Hindi.
Every meeting is a folder on your Mac with its audio, transcript and notes. Copy the notes, or export them as Markdown for Notion, Obsidian or Docs.
A Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 26. On something else? Write to hello@peachlark.com and tell us what you use.
Didn’t find it? Write to hello@peachlark.com