For consultants & auditors
Your client moved the meeting room. Your bot didn't follow.
Daisy records from your own computer, so it works in whatever call app each client uses: Teams, Zoom, Meet, Webex. There's no bot for anyone's security team to approve, and no calendar link is needed.
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What stays on your computer
Recording, transcription and speaker labels run on your computer, and the audio stays there. Summaries run on your computer too when it has a capable graphics card. Otherwise you pick a local AI server or your own cloud key, and with a cloud key the transcript text goes to that provider. How Daisy handles your data.
Questions
Does Daisy work with Microsoft Teams?⌄
Yes. On your computer, Daisy records the audio your computer plays plus your microphone, so it works in Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Webex and any other call app. Nothing joins the meeting.
Do I need to connect a calendar or send an invite?⌄
No. Press record, use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Alt+R), or answer the prompt Daisy shows when another app starts using your microphone. A calendar is optional.
Will the other people on the call see anything?⌄
No bot joins and nothing appears in the meeting. Recording laws differ by place, and many require everyone's consent, so tell the people on the call before you record.
Where do recordings and transcripts live?⌄
In a folder on your computer. Recording, transcription and speaker labels all run there. Turn on disk encryption (FileVault on a Mac, BitLocker on Windows) to protect the files.
How do I share notes with my client or team?⌄
Export the meeting summary as Markdown, copy it into your report, or send the transcript and audio files from your Daisy folder.
Can I record an in-person meeting on my iPhone?⌄
Yes. The iPhone app records through the phone's microphone: a meeting in the room, or a call playing on a laptop beside it.