Keep the
thread.

A calm companion for busy conversations. Pick up the context, check the decisions, and see what is still open.

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Fictional example

Release rollout

Context
The team is planning a gradual release to reduce risk. A 10% rollout is agreed; the date still depends on QA finishing its checks.
Right now
Checking whether Thursday is realistic.
Agreed
Start with 10% after QA approval.
Open question
Can QA finish by Thursday?
Show supporting transcript

Jordan “Let’s roll out to 10% first, once QA signs off.”

Morgan “Agreed. We’ll keep the wider release behind the checkout tests.”

Jordan “Can QA finish by Thursday?”

Written example. No audio is being captured.

For teams that want to listen.

Monthly or yearly plans · 14-day trial at launch

The moment matters

A little context.
A clearer conversation.

Choose a conversation. Follow its turns, then check the words behind the summary.

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Release rollout

Right now

Agreed

Open question

Written scenarios, including example speaker names and answer transitions. This page doesn’t record audio or run a model in your browser.

Built around the team

Shared work.
A clearer head.

A place beside your meeting

A compact Mac window keeps the background, current discussion, decisions and questions together. Expand it for the supporting words.

Keep evidence close

Check generated summaries against the transcript. Explicit agreements are tracked separately, with references to what was said.

Your session, your control

Choose the meeting app. Start, pause and end capture explicitly. Current local processing keeps meeting content out of the billing service.

A recap you choose to keep

Review and export the retained transcript, or explicitly save a recap on your Mac. Workspace billing does not share your private meetings.

For your team. Or just for you.

Good company, fairly priced.

A 14-day free trial, with no card required.
Proposed launch plans. Paid checkout is not open yet.

Teams

Built for business

For people doing their best work together.

$15/ seat / month

$45/month for 3 seats. Billed monthly.

  • Live context and open questions
  • Decisions with supporting evidence
  • Workspace seats and owner controls
  • 14-day trial with no card
3–100 seats
Preview availability

Individual

One person

A little clarity for your own conversations.

$19/ month

$19 billed monthly.

  • The same live context experience
  • Decisions and open questions
  • Personal workspace and local recaps
  • 14-day trial with no card

One person. One subscription.

Preview availability

USD, excluding tax. Yearly plans are charged annually: $144 per team seat or $180 for an individual. No automatic charge after the free trial.

A native Mac companion

Small window.
More presence.

The local pilot now includes real on-device speech and context models. Builds target Intel and Apple Silicon on macOS 13 and newer; testing on older Macs is still ahead.

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Keep the thread.

Does a bot join the meeting?

The current Mac pilot captures audio from your selected application with system permission. It does not add a bot participant. You control when capture starts and stops; let the other participants know when you use it.

Can Lapel identify speakers in Google Meet?

Named-speaker support is being explored. The current pilot receives mixed remote audio and leaves participant identity unknown. A planned optional Meet helper may use speaker-labelled captions; it has not been validated in real calls yet.

Where does meeting content go?

Speech and context processing run on the Mac. The live transcript stays in memory unless you explicitly save a reviewed recap or export a file. History is off by default. The retained transcript is bounded, so earlier parts of a long meeting may be absent. Billing is separate.

How reliable are the local models?

The portable models are experimental. The included speech model supports English and transcribes in short chunks. Summaries can misunderstand speech; review the supporting transcript before relying on an important statement. Stopping or pausing cancels unfinished chunks.

Is it hidden while I share my screen?

Share a specific meeting or document window and check your sharing preview. Full-screen sharing can show the Lapel window.