Hush MinutesEvery feature
Everything Hush Minutes
does.
All of it on your Mac, all of it included in one price.
While you talk
Press Record. The rest happens as people speak.
A live transcript
Words appear as they are said, transcribed on the Mac.
Who said what
Your microphone and your Mac's sound are transcribed separately, so lines say you or them.
Voices told apart
Two people sharing one microphone are separated by voice, and you can name each.
Names spelled right
People on the calendar invite, the name you type, and your own list of terms are corrected as lines arrive.
Your own notes
Type a line while people talk. It is stamped, kept word for word, and the written notes lean on it.
Catch Me Up
Looked away? One press gives the last few minutes in three lines, and any question put to you.
An assistant in the room
Ask about your calendar, your Reminders or any past meeting, by typing or by saying Hey Hush.
Answers before you ask
When the other side asks what was agreed last time, the quote appears on its own.
A brief before you start
Type who you are meeting and see what was left open with them.
An agenda that ticks itself
Items are ticked as they come up, with a warning when time is short.
Promises as they are made
"I'll send that Friday" from either side is listed while you talk.
Live captions
A floating panel over every app with the line being spoken.
Watched words
One notification the moment your name, a client or "budget" is said.
Highlight and pause
Mark a moment with one key. Pause when the small talk starts.
In the menu bar
Start, pause, highlight, jot and stop without bringing the window forward.
A transcript worth keeping
Clean by default, and careful about what is ever written down.
Ums and stammers out
Hesitation sounds are removed as you speak. The speaking coach still counts them.
Swearing masked
Optional. The word becomes its first letter and asterisks.
Card and ID numbers redacted
Optional. Long number runs and social security patterns never reach the file.
Your own redaction list
Names, projects or clients that must never be written down.
Redacted before it is saved
A redacted word is never on disk, so there is nothing to scrub later.
Redact afterwards
Take a word or name out of a saved meeting's transcript, notes and minutes.
When you stop
The notes write themselves, using only what was said.
Summary, decisions, actions, questions
Written by Apple's on-device model, told never to invent.
Kinds of meeting
1:1, client call, interview, standup, board or family, each with its own sections.
Your own kind of meeting
Name it and list the sections its notes should have.
Formal minutes
Attendees, topics in order, decisions, and actions with owner and due date.
Chapters
The meeting split into titled sections you can jump to.
A title for you
From the calendar event, or from what was actually discussed.
Without Apple Intelligence
Simple rules pick out decisions and commitments, and the notes say so.
Translate the notes
Into another language, on your Mac, by Apple's own translation.
Edit anything
Correct the title, the notes or any line. Ticked follow-ups stay ticked.
Nothing gets lost
Every promise from every meeting, in one place.
Follow-ups
Every action item from every meeting in one list to tick off.
Mine, and waiting on others
Narrow the list to what is yours, or what you are waiting for.
People
Everyone you have met, with what is open between you.
A decisions log
Every decision ever recorded, findable by a word.
The week in meetings
Seven days on one page: decided, still to do, unanswered.
Reminders with the right date
"I'll send that Friday" becomes a reminder due Friday.
A heads-up before meetings
A notification before a calendar event offers to record.
Ask any meeting
"What did they say about the deposit?" answered with the exact words.
Search everything
Find any meeting by its title or by anything that was said.
See the bigger picture
What your meetings add up to.
Insights
Hours in meetings week by week, over the last eight weeks.
Your share of the talking
Meeting by meeting, so you can see the trend.
Who you meet most
Counted from who each meeting was with.
Promises kept
How many action items were made, and how many were done.
A speaking coach
Filler words, pace, interruptions and questions, in one honest sentence.
Word cloud and themes
The words said most, and the ideas grouped the way sticky notes go on a wall.
Yours to keep
Files you own, in a place you choose.
Plain Markdown
One folder per meeting. Any editor opens it and Spotlight finds it.
A folder you choose
Including one in your own iCloud Drive, so meetings follow you.
Export
PDF, subtitles, plain text, a recap email, or straight into Reminders.
Import a recording
Drop in a sound file and get the same transcript and notes.
Audio, if you want it
Kept only when you ask. Then every line can be played back.
English and Spanish
The app is in both. Transcription covers the languages Apple's transcriber supports.
Private by design
Built so there is nothing to trust.
On-device AI
Apple's own speech and language models, running on your Mac.
No network connection
The App Store version has no permission to make one.
No account, no tracking
Nothing to sign in to. No analytics, no crash reports, no ads.
Touch ID lock
Ask for Touch ID or your password before meetings are shown.
No bot on the call
It hears what your Mac hears. Nobody sees a recorder join.
One price
US$29.99, once. No subscription, no minute limits, no AI fees.
On iPhone and iPad
Coming soon. The same notes, for the meeting you are sitting in.
Record the room
Put it on the table and press Record. It keeps listening with the screen off.
The same on-device AI
Apple's speech and language models on the iPhone or iPad itself. Nothing is uploaded and there is nothing more to pay.
Voices in the room
People sharing one microphone are told apart by their voices, and you can name them.
Follow-ups, people, insights
Everything a meeting leaves behind, the same as on the Mac.
Made for iPad
The list of meetings beside the one you are reading.
Your iCloud, if you want it
Switch on "Keep meetings in my iCloud" to have them on your other devices. Off unless you turn it on.
What it cannot do
Hear the other side of a phone or video call. That takes the Mac.
One purchase
Buy it once for Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Coming soon to the
Mac App Store.
iPhone and iPad follow, and one purchase covers all three. US$29.99, once. One email on launch day, nothing else.