Feature Requests

Killer app! Only problem is that it doesn't detect Slack Huddles and most of my meetings are through there. Would be cool if you could add automatic recognition to that as well! Thanks and keep up the good work!

I saw Linear on the logo wall and I don't see it in the integrations list.

I have been using some other services and having the ability to track who said what is very important - especially when assigning action items.

Many users want this software for Windows OS because billions of people still use Windows in office work

I really struggle with dark apps, to the extend that I find an alternative if there isnt an option to have a light mode, anything planned

Now there are Notion and Craft integrations. It would be great if there can be Obsidian integrations, e.g., an Obsidian plugin. As a first step, it would be great if one can easily download the summary and transcripts as Markdown files.

Not sure how feasible that would be or if this already is the case, I'm guessing it isn't because there is the need for setapp ai credits or to use my OpenAI Api Key, for the more privacy conscious or that deals with trade secrets in business meetings having an option for Spellar spin up an optimized tiny model to run the transcription and summarization at the local machine too would be great. That could be a separate cheaper tier. One would save the recordings and could start processing at a time the machine would idle for one reason or the other and do all the processing locally.

Would love an equivalent of the Craft integration for Capacities. I'm using it a lot to transcribe YouTube vids and would like to send those in as a Weblinks object. Alternative idea, a browser extension that activates on YouTube and sends to PKM of choice (Capacities, obv!!)

Having the option to use local models instead of OpenAI would be great. Sometimes I need to use them for security reasons. Ollama support would make it easy to choose between models I already have installed locally.

I'd like to be able to upload audio files, i.e. from in-person meetings