The AI notetaker for Zoom that stays on your Mac
Weeve captures your Zoom calls from the Mac’s own audio. No bot joins, nothing uploads, and the summary is ready when the call ends.
How Weeve works with Zoom
01
Ask, then record
Tell participants you are recording, then press record. Weeve captures the Mac’s audio directly, so nothing joins your Zoom call and there is no integration to set up.
02
Speak normally
The transcript builds on your Mac while you talk, with speaker labels. No cloud processing, no per-minute meter, and no upload step that can fail mid-call.
03
Finish with the summary written
When you leave the meeting, the summary and action points are already on your device. Check them, then drop them wherever you keep your notes.
Weeve or Zoom’s own AI notes
Zoom can summarise meetings itself. The difference is where your call is processed and what you need to pay for it.
Weeve
Runs on your Mac, nothing uploaded
Works on the free Zoom plan
No cloud recording required
Also covers Google Meet, Teams and in-person
Free Starter plan, then €12,99 a month
Zoom AI
Processed and stored in Zoom’s cloud
Needs a paid Zoom Workplace plan
Transcripts require cloud recording
Zoom meetings only
ZoomMate add-on from $20 per user a month
Where your Zoom notes actually live
Zoom’s transcript is a by-product of uploading the recording to Zoom’s cloud, which is why it needs cloud recording switched on and a paid plan underneath it. Your account admin can reach what lands there. Weeve never starts that chain: it listens to your Mac’s own audio, writes the transcript and the summary on the device, and leaves nothing behind on anyone’s server.
Zoom questions, answered
Does Weeve work with Zoom without an integration?
Do I need a paid Zoom plan?
Does a bot join my Zoom call?
How is this different from Zoom AI?
Can I use it in a Zoom call I am not hosting?
What happens to the recording afterwards?