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Parley records in the room, transcribes on your phone, and turns every conversation into summaries, action items and answers you can search. The audio itself never leaves your device.
The Android app is in closed testing on Google Play. Email admin@parleynotes.com to join the test.
Real app screenshots, demo data
Record it once. Parley turns it into notes you can trust, search and act on.
One tap starts a recording that survives a locked screen, app switching and hour-long meetings, with the transcript filling in live while people speak. Because Parley listens in the room, it works with Teams, Meet, Zoom, calls on speaker, lectures and plain conversations: every platform, and no platform at all.
Speech recognition runs entirely on your phone with a downloaded model. There is no network call anywhere in the transcription path: not to us, not to anyone. Speaker separation happens on-device too, and with opt-in voice recognition, people you enroll are named automatically.
Every recording becomes a clear summary with topics, action items with assignees, decisions and promises. Four templates for business, personal, lecture and medical conversations extract the fields that matter for each. Strict anti-fabrication rules mean Parley writes down only what was actually said.
Ask Parley questions across everything you recorded: "what did Maria promise last week?" gets an answer with tappable sources. Then let the assistant act: one message becomes a composed email plus a calendar invite, and nothing is ever sent without your explicit yes.
Teams and Meet call transcripts import automatically after the call, and .vtt files import from any source. Opt-in connectors send summaries silently through your own Gmail and put follow-ups in Google Calendar or Outlook. Without connectors, everything opens pre-filled: you just press send.
Small things that make the difference, straight from the app.
The app speaks English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and more.
Opt-in: enroll a voice once and that person is named automatically next time.
Start a full recording from the notification shade without opening the app.
The file is written to disk independently of everything else, so failures keep your audio.
One button wipes local data, cloud copies and every connected account.
Record, transcribe and keep notes with no account and no connection. Summaries queue.
Color-coded folders that compute people, decisions and insights across meetings.
Activity, summary hours and your 15 most-used words, computed on your phone.
Every promise and action item in one place, with due dates and an overdue filter.
One box searches titles, summaries, tags and every single transcript line.
PDF per meeting, or share any note or task to WhatsApp, Slack and beyond.
A digest of your last 7 days with one-tap follow-up proposals. Works offline.
Recording happens on your phone. Reading does not have to.
Sign in with the same account in any browser on Windows or Mac, and your synced summaries, transcripts, folders, tasks and trends are there, laid out for a big screen. It is a read-only companion by design: audio never syncs, so your recordings stay on the phone that made them.
The full app: recording, on-device transcription and everything on this page. Currently in closed testing on Google Play.
Ask to join the testNo install, nothing to update. Open the web app in your browser and read your meetings on the big screen.
Open the web appRecording and transcription are unlimited and free. Only AI summaries use hours, and your first month is on us.
First month freeBusy month? Top up 10 extra hours for €5, no subscription change.
Prices include VAT. Managed through Google Play, cancel anytime.
No. Transcription runs on a speech model downloaded to your phone; there is no network call in the recording or transcription path. Only the finished text transcript is sent to the cloud, and only to generate the summary.
25 European languages that use the Latin alphabet, including English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Dutch. Speech in other scripts is deliberately dropped rather than mis-transcribed, and summaries come back in the language you spoke.
Yes. Parley records the room through your phone's microphone, so it captures any call playing out loud, any in-person meeting and any lecture: no bots, no plugins, no platform account.
Auto-import covers Teams calls hosted by you or your organization, looks back 3 days, and only works when transcription was on during the call. Meet transcripts exist only for Workspace-hosted calls. For anything else, import the .vtt export: that works from any source, no account needed.
Recording, live transcription, speaker separation and local notes work with no connection at all. Summaries need the cloud, so they are saved with a "will summarize" status and run automatically when you are back online.
Not for the core. Recording, transcription and local notes work signed out. Sign-in exists for two things: cloud AI summaries and syncing your notes across devices.
Speaker separation into Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and so on is automatic and on-device. Naming people automatically uses voiceprints, which are biometric and off by default: you opt in, enroll a voice from a meeting or a short sample, and can delete any enrolled voice at any time.
Settings has one "Delete all my data" button. It wipes local audio and notes, erases your cloud collections, revokes every connected account, and restarts the app.
Read everything: summaries, transcripts, folders, tasks and trends, synced from your phone. Recording and audio playback stay on the phone, because audio never syncs.
Recording and transcription are free and unlimited. AI summaries are metered by audio hours: your first month includes 10 free hours, then plans start at €5 per month for 10 hours.
Record on your phone, read anywhere. Your first month of AI summaries is free.
Open the web appAndroid app in closed testing on Google Play. Email admin@parleynotes.com to join.