Meetant

Meetant is an AI productivity tool that records, transcribes, and organizes meeting notes into local markdown files that Claude and Codex agents can search, designed for developers and knowledge workers who use AI agents daily. Unlike cloud-based meeting tools that send audio and transcripts to remote servers, Meetant captures desktop audio silently without a bot joining the call, then saves each session as a structured folder containing recording.wav, transcript.md, rough-notes.md, and final-notes.md — all stored entirely on your machine. A single pasted prompt, run on a timer via Claude or Codex, automatically converts raw transcripts into structured final notes, so your meeting history becomes searchable agent memory without any SaaS subscription or plugin. Meetant positions itself as a file-first Granola alternative, targeting users who want bot-free meeting capture with the added benefit of a local, grep-able file workspace that AI agents can query directly. Because integration is purely filesystem-based, there is no package to install, no API key to configure, and no cloud dependency. Users can ask their Claude or Codex agent questions such as "What changed since the last customer call?" or "Find every pricing objection" across all past meetings. The desktop app runs on macOS 12+ and Windows 10+, and requires the user to supply their own Claude or Codex account for the automation step. At a one-time price of $2.99 with no subscription, Meetant is built for agent-native professionals who prefer plain text files over proprietary databases for storing institutional knowledge.

Developers and knowledge workers who use Claude or Codex agents daily and want bot-free, locally stored meeting transcripts their agents can search.