Be in the meeting. Let Tarren keep the record.
Most ways of capturing a meeting cost you something — your attention, or the room's trust. Tarren runs on your own device, captures both sides of the call, and never sends a bot to sit in. You stay present. The notes take care of themselves.
The usual options come with a cost
Taking notes yourself
You can listen well or write well, but rarely both at once. While you type, you miss the next point, the tone, the thing left unsaid. The notes you do get are partial — shaped by what you had time to catch, not by what mattered. The record is only as complete as your attention allowed.
Meeting-bot recorders
A separate participant joins the call and shows up in the attendee list, and the audio is routed to a third-party service to be captured. People notice. Conversations get more guarded once everyone can see something is recording. And you depend on someone else's link and someone else's servers just to be in the room.
Tarren records locally on your own computer — your microphone and the system audio from the other side of the call — so there is no bot in the participant list and no link to paste. You stay present in the conversation while a complete record is captured quietly in the background.
No bot. No link. Just your device.
Tarren is a desktop app that captures your mic and your computer's system audio — both sides of a Zoom, Meet, Teams, or phone call. Nothing joins the meeting, nothing shows up in the attendee list, and there is no link to paste. The room stays the room.
A co-pilot during the call, not just after
Ask Tarren a question by text or voice while the meeting is still going, and it answers from what has been said — with live transcription and speaker labels as it goes. Optional proactive nudges surface what to ask next. Afterward you get a summary, decisions, participants, and action items.
Nothing leaves without your say-so
Action items can become calendar events, but only when you choose to create them. Tarren never silently writes to your calendar, email, or CRM. Sharing is yours to control — revocable, and every view audit-logged. Connect Google Calendar, Gmail, and HubSpot when you want to, on your terms.
Your meetings become something you can ask
Ask Tarren runs retrieval over your own past meetings, so you can pull up what was decided weeks ago without scrubbing a recording. A private People and Companies map tracks who said what across calls, and Tarren can fill PDF and .docx documents from your meeting content.