Your messages. Your meetings.
One app for both.

Voice dictation and meeting notes in one Mac app, with on-device transcription.

New message
To Alex Chen
Subject A thought for next week

Hi Alex,

Let's start with a smaller workshop and see what people find useful.

Could we talk on Tuesday?

Hold. Speak. Release.fn
brisk voice
Today, 10:30 AM24 min

A good place to start

EnhancedNotesTranscript

The plan

A small, practical workshop with time for people to try things and ask questions.

Next steps

Alex drafts an outline by Friday.
You find a room and send the invitation.

Illustrative app previews. Dictation and meeting notes in one place.

Native to your MacOn-device transcriptionYour originals, kept
01 / Dictation

You have the words.
Just say them.

Send a thoughtful reply without typing it out. Work through an idea as you speak. Your words land at the cursor in the app you're already using.

  • Hold a shortcut to speak. Release to paste.
  • Double-tap when you want to go hands-free.
  • Keep names and terms in your own dictionary.

Optional AI cleans up false starts.
Your original words stay available.

Try a dictation
Message to NinaCleaned

Let's meet at 6:30 instead. I'll pick up dinner on the way. Anything you're in the mood for?

Original transcript

“Let's meet at six, actually six thirty instead. Um, I'll pick up dinner on the way. Anything you're in the mood for?”

Illustrative AI cleanup
02 / Meetings

Give the conversation
your full attention.

Brisk captures your microphone and the call audio. Add your own notes, keep the transcript, and use optional AI to turn both into a useful summary.

Meetings / Today

A good place to start

24 minutesYou + AlexToday, 10:30 AM
Example

AI summary, with decisions and next steps.

The plan

Start with a small workshop for eight people. Use practical exercises and leave half the time for questions and trying things.

What we decided

Aim for the first Tuesday in October. Use feedback from the first session to decide what comes next.

Next steps

Alex drafts a one-page outline by Friday.
You find a room and send a short invitation.

Capture both sides

Your microphone and call audio, together in a speaker-labeled transcript.

Keep the source

Switch between your own notes, the original transcript, and the AI summary.

Take the useful part with you

Export meeting notes or transcripts as Markdown or PDF.

Interactive illustration of the app. Example content, not a recording.

Privacy, explained

Your Mac does
the listening.

Speech recognition runs on your device, for dictation and meetings. After the speech model is installed, transcription works offline.

For cleanup and summaries, use local AI or choose a cloud provider. You decide how your text is processed.

Cloud AI receives transcript text and any context you enable. Local AI needs its own model installed. No cloud AI is required for transcription.
On your Mac
Your speech
Local transcription
Your original text
Optional cleanup & meeting notes
Local AIWith a model on your Mac
Your cloud providerOnly when you choose it
Made to fit your day

A little setup.
Then just speak.

A native Mac app, with the shortcut and AI choices that suit you. No need to move your writing or meetings somewhere new.

Apple Silicon · macOS 14.2+
Speech model download required
01

Make Brisk at home.

When it launches, install the app and a speech model. Grant microphone and text insertion permissions, plus call audio access for meetings.

02

Find your shortcut.

Hold your chosen key to dictate. Release to paste. Double-tap for a hands-free session.

fnor another modifier key you prefer
03

Choose what happens next.

Keep the transcript as it is, or add local or cloud AI for cleaner dictation and structured meeting notes.

Frequently asked questions

What you need, where your words go, and when you can try Brisk.

Is Brisk available to download?

Not yet. Join the waitlist to hear when Brisk is available. The examples on this page illustrate the product, not a public release.

Does everything happen on my Mac?

Speech recognition runs on your Mac. Optional cleanup and meeting notes can use local AI or a cloud provider. If you enable cloud processing, transcript text and enabled context are sent to that provider.

Can I use Brisk offline?

Yes, local transcription works after you download the speech model. Local AI also needs its model installed. Features using a cloud provider require an internet connection.

How does meeting capture work?

Brisk captures your microphone and the call audio on your Mac. It produces a speaker-labeled transcript, and you can add written notes or generate an AI summary. Make sure participants know you are recording and that you have the consent you need.

What happens to my original words?

Your original transcript remains available alongside cleaned dictations and meeting summaries. You can review the source material and export meeting notes or transcripts as Markdown or PDF.

What Mac do I need?

An Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 14.2 or later. Setup includes downloading a speech model and granting microphone, recording, and text insertion permissions.

Dictation. Meetings. Together.

Your voice has
a home on your Mac.

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