Mac
The native Mac app: a three-column library, shortcuts for everything, and drag and drop for the files you already have.
Mac app coming soon

Record a meeting on your Mac, or drop in a recording you already have. AI Minute transcribes it, writes the summary and pulls out the action items — and keeps all of it in step with the app on your iPhone and iPad.
Direct download for Mac · version 1.0 · 18.8 MB · notarized by Apple. This build signs in with email and password, and credits are bought in the App Store version or on iPhone; your balance is shared through your account.
The Mac app is on its way to the Mac App Store. Install the iPhone or iPad app today: it is the same purchase, and the same account will open on your Mac.
Launch moves to 18 November; pricing page owned by Marta.
Today, 10:02New onboarding flow approved, two open questions on the empty state.
YesterdaySetup takes too long; wants calendar import on day one.
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Three apps, one library. Whatever you record on one device is summarised and waiting on the others.
The native Mac app: a three-column library, shortcuts for everything, and drag and drop for the files you already have.
Mac app coming soonRecord in the meeting room. The recording carries on in the background, with a Live Activity on the Lock Screen.
Download on the App StoreThe same library and the same AI on the larger screen, with room to read a long transcript.
Download on the App StoreOne App Store purchase covers Mac, iPhone and iPad. Sign in with the same account and your library and minutes follow you.
Built for the Mac
The Mac version is written for windows, keyboards and trackpads: context menus instead of swipes, shortcuts instead of buttons, and a recorder that is always one key away.
⌘N starts a recording from anywhere in the app. A live level meter, pause, discard and Stop & Save sit in a bar that never leaves the bottom of the window.
Drag audio or video files onto the window — or press ⇧⌘I — and they join your library, ready to transcribe and summarise.
Every recording opens on three tabs: the summary, the full transcript as selectable text, and a chat where you can question what was said.
Group recordings into projects from the sidebar, move them with a right-click, and search the whole library from the toolbar with ⌘F.
The tasks pulled out of your meetings have a list of their own. Tick one off on the Mac and it is ticked off on your iPhone.
Add colleagues by email — or by scanning the QR code in their iPhone app — then share a recording with them from its context menu.
Ask AI
The Analyze menu runs a ready-made analysis on the transcript. Or ask a question in your own words and get an answer drawn from what was actually said.
One account
Sign in with the same account and the meeting you recorded on your iPhone opens on the Mac with its title, summary, transcript and AI conversations. Projects, action items, contacts and your minute balance come with it.
The audio file itself stays on the device that recorded it. Play it back there, or import a copy on the Mac when you want to transcribe it again.
Keyboard
The shortcuts the Mac app registers, as it ships.
Also on iPhone and iPad
AI Minute started on the iPhone, and that app is on the App Store now. Record the meeting where it happens, and find the summary waiting on your Mac.
The iPhone app, with sample content.
Pricing
There is no subscription. Transcription uses minute credits, bought in packs through the App Store when you need them. One balance covers every device signed in to your account — a pack bought on the iPhone is there on the Mac.
Prices are set per country by the App Store and shown before you buy.
Not a Linelark app: it has an account for syncing between devices, and transcription is paid for in minutes.
Questions
No. AI Minute is one App Store purchase for Mac, iPhone and iPad. It is free to download on each, and minute packs bought on any of them are added to the same balance.
Yes, once you sign in with the same account: titles, summaries, transcripts, analyses and action items. The audio file stays on the iPhone that recorded it.
Yes. The account is what keeps your library and your minute balance in step across devices. You can create one with an email address, or use Sign in with Apple.
Audio and video files: drag them onto the window or choose Import (⇧⌘I). On iPhone and iPad you can also import PDF and text documents.
Transcription covers more than 100 languages. The iPhone and iPad app is in English, French and Italian; the Mac app is in English for now.
The Mac app needs macOS 14 or later. The iPhone and iPad app needs iOS or iPadOS 18.1 or later.

AI Minute
Made by Calogero Cascio, the independent developer behind Linelark.