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Meeting Intelligence FAQ
The full Meeting Intelligence FAQ covers privacy, Pro and trial behavior, Meeting Memory, Quick Context, searchable history, corrections, and platform-specific differences across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
FAQ
No. Meeting Intelligence captures audio on your device. There is no bot that joins Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet as a participant.
Your audio is never sent to Edgepoint’s servers. Transcription is handled by Apple’s speech services under Apple’s terms, and transcript text is sent for AI analysis only when you choose cloud analysis.
Yes. Transcription works offline, and on macOS you can use built-in local analysis paths when available.
Decision Intelligence helps you see both decisions made and decisions still needing resolution, with owners, confidence, due dates if mentioned, and supporting context in the executive summary.
For Pro and trial users, Meeting Memory remembers recurring people, projects, acronyms, decisions, unresolved issues, and other useful context across meetings so future live analysis and summaries can become more context-aware over time.
Quick Context is a brief explanation layer inside live analysis that can clarify non-obvious people, acronyms, companies, regulations, products, or technical references when it helps you understand the current discussion.
On Mac, Meeting Intelligence works with virtual meetings like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Slack Huddles, FaceTime, phone calls, and in-person conversations. On iPhone and iPad, it supports in-person microphone capture within the platform’s recording limitations.
Yes. Meeting history is searchable across titles, summaries, transcripts, participants, decisions, and related metadata, with highlighted matches when you open a result.
Yes. You can correct or clarify names, acronyms, projects, and decisions while preserving the overall structure of the summary.
Yes. For Pro and trial users, useful corrections can be remembered for future meetings so the app gets more accurate over time.
Yes. You can correct a mistaken term during a meeting before it flows into later live analysis, summaries, decisions, or remembered context.
You can generate a summary right away, save the transcript only for later, discard the recording, or keep recording. This protects the transcript as the source of record and avoids accidental summary loss.
Yes. Start a 7-day App Store free trial for Pro. A payment method is required on your Apple ID, and if you cancel anytime before the trial ends, you won't be charged.
If you do not cancel before the trial ends, Apple converts it to a paid subscription and it auto-renews until canceled in your Apple ID settings. If you cancel before then, transcript-only mode stays free and bring-your-own-key remains available where supported.
Yes. Bring-your-own-key support remains available where supported, and on macOS local analysis options also exist when configured.
Not yet. Semantic search is planned as a future upgrade so you can find meetings by meaning, not just exact keywords.
Yes. Meeting Intelligence has been improved to stay more responsive in longer meetings, preserve transcript continuity, and handle iPhone interruptions with clearer pause and resume behavior.
Yes. You can copy or share summaries for follow-up after the meeting. Some destination apps may still simplify formatting depending on their own limitations.
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