QuickSpeak
QuickSpeak records and transcribes your online meetings with named speakers — entirely on your…
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>log in to commentI built QuickSpeak to give anyone a private way to record and transcribe online meetings with speaker labels, all running locally in the browser—no cloud, no accounts, no audio leaving your device. It works with Meet, Zoom and Teams and offers search, live captions and AI briefs. I'd love your thoughts on it!
QuickSpeak records and transcribes online meetings with speaker labels entirely on your device.
- for
- Remote teams, meeting organizers, and anyone needing private, on-device meeting notes.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- On-device transcription — Speech recognition and speaker identification run locally in the browser via WebAssembly.
- Live captions — Shows real-time captions during meetings (Pro feature).
- Searchable history — Search across all recorded meetings for names, dates, or decisions.
- AI briefs & chat — Generate on-device summaries, action items and chat with any transcript (Pro).
- Export options — Export transcripts as .txt (free) or Markdown (Pro) and audio as Opus files.
- Multi-platform support — Works with Google Meet, Zoom Web, Microsoft Teams and microphone input.
Use cases
- Find who committed to a task by searching the transcript for their name.
- Generate a quick summary with decisions and action items after a meeting.
- Review a specific moment in a meeting by jumping to the exact timestamp.
- Create searchable archives of all past meetings for compliance or reference.
QuickSpeak vs alternatives
 QuickSpeak |  Kekoso |  Voice Cloner |  Layercode CLI |  Voice Calling SDK by Dyte | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | On-device meeting transcription with speaker identification | On-device dictation on macOS | Voice cloning and synthetic speech | Voice AI agent development | Integrating voice calls into apps |
| Pricing | Freemium | One time fee | One time fee | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 11 | 6 | 13 | 44 |
| Launched | Mar 2030 | Sep 2026 | Sep 2026 | Oct 2025 | May 2024 |
- QuickSpeak vs Kekoso: Provides on-device dictation for Mac, but not a browser extension for meetings.
- QuickSpeak vs Voice Cloner: Focuses on voice cloning rather than meeting transcription and speaker labeling.
- QuickSpeak vs Layercode CLI: Builds voice AI agents from the terminal, not a meeting transcription tool.
- QuickSpeak vs Voice Calling SDK by Dyte: Offers a voice calling SDK for building calls, not recording or transcribing meetings.
QuickSpeak FAQ
Does my audio ever leave my device?+
No. All speech recognition and speaker identification run locally in the browser.
Which meeting apps are supported?+
Google Meet, Zoom Web, Microsoft Teams, and any call captured via microphone.
Do I need to create an account?+
No account or API keys are required; just install the Chrome extension.
What export formats are available?+
Free users get plain text and Opus audio; Pro adds Markdown export.
Can I try Pro before paying?+
Every install gets a 14-day full Pro trial with no credit card required.
How does Pro improve speaker labeling?+
Pro remembers speaker voices across meetings for automatic labeling.
Summarized by DevHunt from usequickspeak.fyi · Oct 6, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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