No. The notes, the next steps and the file come from Peachy after each meeting. Connect your Claude when you want to ask across everything, and those answers are free because they run on your own Claude.

What happens when a call ends?

The file lands in your folder. The transcript text then goes to Anthropic through Peachy to write the notes, and Peachy keeps nothing. One switch turns that off, and on-device transcription keeps the audio on your Mac.

Is there a bot on the call?

No. Peachy records on your Mac, both sides of the conversation, with nothing announcing itself and nobody asking to join.

Where does the audio go?

By default to Deepgram, through a short-lived token, and it is not retained by us. Or choose on-device transcription and it never leaves your Mac.

Why not Granola or another notes app?

Those are a place you go to read. Peachy has already worked the meeting into files you own, and your own Claude can go further with them.

What if I stop paying?

Every file stays where it is, plain Markdown, nothing to export. On-device transcription stays free.

My work laptop is locked down.

Peachy runs on your Mac and writes to a local folder, so it works where a browser extension or a meeting bot is blocked. Connecting your agent uses tools IT already allows.

The meeting assistant that works behind the scenes.

Peachy records your calls on your Mac, writes the notes and next steps into files you own, and hands all of it to your Claude.

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Weekly sync · Growth

Priya: Let's lock the launch date before we scope anything else.

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12:01Stop recording

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What was just agreed?

From your transcripts · on this Mac

12:02Launch date locked for the 14th, pending QA sign-off by Wednesday 1

12:03Dan owns the go/no-go call 2

12:04You'll send the updated timeline to the group after the call 3

Answered by your Claude · Sonnet

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Your calls record themselves.

Peachy reads your calendar and starts the moment you join. Nothing to press, and one dismiss keeps it out of a call you would rather keep to yourself.

Recording · 12:47Stop recording

Northwind kickoff

Started 10:00 · Priya Natarajan, Tomas Reyes

Priya: So the plan is the gate. I can get you a draft Thursday.

Notes and next steps, written while you get coffee.

The file lands in your folder already worked: what happened, what you owe, what is owed to you.

Today · 10:00 · 45 min

Northwind kickoff

Summary

Phase one is the brand audit and naming.

Nothing ships until the trademark clears.

You owe

Discovery plan draft, to Priya, Thursday

Owed to you

Legal constraints doc, from Tomas, this week

Written by Claude Sonnet 5 through Peachy · 14:52

10:02

Priya So the plan is the gate. I can get you a draft Thursday, if legal is fine with the scope.

Next up: a card before a call with someone you've met before.

Why a file.

2025-07-22
Bee. Amazon announced it had bought Bee, the wearable that records what you say. The deal was described as signed, not closed. As of 2026-09-08, no statement about people's recordings, an export window or deletion has followed.
A command-line tool, bee-cli, exports your conversations as markdown with transcripts and speaker labels (docs.bee.computer). There's no export in the app.
techcrunch.com, 2025-07-22
2025-12-05
Limitless and Rewind. Meta bought Limitless. Service ended that day in the EU, the UK, Brazil, China, Israel, South Korea and Turkey, with 2025-12-19 as the deadline to download before deletion. Rewind stopped capturing on 2025-12-19. Existing Pendant owners are supported through 2026.
A ZIP of JSON lifelogs, with the audio if you asked for it, requested from the account page.
limitless.ai, the 2025-12-05 notice
2026-04
The Granola cache. Granola began encrypting the local cache its community exporters read; the last of them, granary, was archived on 2026-07-30. Granola's public API and MCP are on paid plans.
One CSV of every note you own, mailed as a link, with a speakerless transcript column. Nothing per meeting.
docs.granola.ai, What's New, and github.com/wassimk/granary

Every one of those was a memory someone had built for years. We don't hold yours.

Your Claude reads every meeting you have ever had.

Ask in Peachy, or ask your own Claude over the same files. Answers come from your meetings, cited to the meeting and the line.

Answers

When did Irina mention the pricing change?

Growth · 12 meetings

Mar 12, Growth review. Irina flagged it while walking the Q2 plan: “we shouldn’t touch price until retention holds.”

1Growth review · Mar 12Answered by your Claude · Sonnet

Your desktop AI reads your folder directly. For the AI on your phone or in a browser, keep your memory folder somewhere your Dropbox, iCloud, or Google Drive syncs, and use its connector.

Bring your memory home.

Import the export you already have (File › Import Meetings…). It becomes a meeting file like every other one, and the file says where it came from.

Limitless.json
Granola.csv
Otter.txt
Zoom.vtt
Teams.vtt

Weekly syncasr: imported (limitless)

Imported

Pricing reviewasr: imported (granola)

Imported

Coffee with Priyaasr: imported (otter)

Imported

Limitless.json: The lifelog API schema. The bulk export's per-file shape is inferred from it, not yet seen.
Granola.csv: The official export, a row per meeting. Also imports its API JSON and the community markdown export.
Otter.txt: The one verbatim public sample and two open-source parsers.
Zoom.vtt: Public samples and a Zoom staff statement on speaker names.
Teams.vtt: Microsoft's official sample and two open-source cleaners.
FathomAPI .json: The API reference: developer JSON, not an in-app download.
FirefliesAPI .json: The API schema: developer JSON, not an in-app download.
Circlebackwebhook .json: The webhook payload: developer JSON, not an in-app download.

Verified against public samples of each format, not yet against a tester's real file. A real file that won't import is a bug we want to hear about. Google Meet exports a Google Doc; we don't import it yet.

Where the file lives decides everything else.

	Peachy	Granola	Limitless	Voicenotes
No bot joins the call	No bot. Your Mac's microphone and system audio, recorded separately.	No bot. The computer's system audio and microphone.	A wearable and its phone app. The desktop and web apps no longer record.	No bot. A desktop app captures the meeting audio, or the phone's microphone.
Files you own	One speaker-labeled markdown file per meeting, in a folder you choose.	One CSV of every note, mailed on request, once a day. Notes copy to the clipboard. The local cache has been encrypted since April 2026.	A ZIP of JSON lifelogs on request, audio optional.	Per-note PDF or text, and the audio. The notes live in its cloud. No bulk export found.
Ask from any device	Your desktop AI reads the folder directly. From a phone or a browser, through the cloud drive the folder syncs to. There is no Peachy phone app.	Chat on desktop and iOS over your meetings, through a Granola account and its cloud. The free plan sees the last 30 days.	Search and chat in the app, through a Limitless account. Existing customers only.	Ask AI on Mac, iOS, Android, Windows, web and watch, through its cloud. The free plan keeps 30 days.
Survives the company	The folder is on your Mac. It opens whether or not Peachy exists.	No statement found. Data is held on AWS in the US; the way out is the CSV.	Sold to Meta on 2025-12-05. Service ended that day in the EU, the UK and five other countries, with a deadline to download before deletion; existing owners supported through 2026.	No statement found. The terms allow termination at any time; the way out is per-note export.
Local transcription, free	On-device transcription is free and unlimited, and the audio stays on your Mac. Cloud transcription is metered per meeting.	None. Audio goes to a transcription provider.	None. Audio goes to third-party AI providers. Free for existing customers; no new customers.	None. Audio goes to OpenAI or Anthropic. The free plan allows 100 minutes a week and 30 days of history.

What each company's own pages and the sources below said on 2026-09-08. Where a page says nothing, the cell says so.

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