Loomfy1.9.1

Loomfy records meetings and builds a live transcript on your computer, helping turn conversations into searchable notes without sending audio away. It captures microphone audio, system audio, or both, so it works with Zoom, Meet, Teams, podcasts, videos, and other calls without placing a bot in the conversation. On-device transcription, speaker separation, and search use GPU acceleration through Vulkan, while a free account is not required for local recording and transcription.

As people speak, Loomfy labels speakers, highlights watched keywords, and can issue desktop alerts when selected terms are mentioned. You can rename speakers, merge participants, and replace generic labels with readable names before refining the transcript. AI-generated summaries organize key points, decisions, action items, and timelines, and can turn a meeting into an ATA, PRD, ADR, follow-up email, status report, or AI Context for Claude Code or Cursor.

PDF and Markdown exports let you choose sections such as the summary, topics, analysis, timeline, and full transcript. Loomfy suits teams documenting meetings, developers capturing technical discussions, and individuals who need searchable records from calls or recorded media. Cloud transcription and AI features can be enabled when desired, but cloud summaries and document generation require an account and paid plan; local recordings and transcripts remain on the device.

Version 1.9.1 is freeware for Linux, Windows, and macOS, with GPU-based processing available where Vulkan is supported.