Meeting notes,
living natively on your Mac

Etna records both sides of your calls, transcribes them entirely on-device, and writes clean markdown straight into your Obsidian vault. No servers, no subscription.

LenaWait — you weren't taking notes this whole call?

MeEtna was. Right there on my Mac.

MarcoWhere? You've been sharing your screen this whole time.

MeYou can't see it — Etna ignores screen sharing. No one gets disturbed by its interface, and my notes stay mine.

LenaSo where do the notes end up?

MeRight after this meeting it's summarized automatically and lands in my Obsidian vault.

MarcoYou didn't even start it, did you?

MeNever do. It detects the meeting, figures out who's talking, and writes it all down by itself.

LenaAnd next week, when we've forgotten all of this?

MeIt keeps a memory for every project we mention. The more meetings I have, the smarter my vault gets — all the dots connect.

Download Etna

Private by architecture, not by promise

There is no Etna cloud. Transcription and speaker separation run on-device, and notes are written directly into your Obsidian vault — plain markdown files you own, with no service sitting between you and them. Etna is free: summaries run on Apple Intelligence at no cost, or on your own API key for the model of your choice — the only tokens you ever pay for are your own.

Hears both sides

Your microphone and the audio other apps play — Zoom, Meet, Teams — captured and transcribed live.

Stays on this Mac

On-device speech models, on-device speaker separation. No account, no upload, no server pulling data off your machine.

Knows who said what

Speakers are separated live and recognized across meetings — name someone once and Etna remembers their voice.

Straight into Obsidian