AI meeting notes without a bot

June records from your Mac directly: your microphone, and system audio when you want the other side of the call captured. Because the capture happens on your device, no bot joins the meeting and nothing appears in the participant list.

That also means June works wherever you take the call from your Mac. There is no per-app integration to configure and no calendar bot to manage.

Recordings, transcripts, and notes are stored on your Mac. Audio is sent out for note transcription, and June routes those calls to zero-retention models by default: nothing stored, nothing trained on. OpenSoftware keeps only account, login, and billing records.

You do not have to take that on faith. June is open source under the MIT license, and the backend that routes model calls runs in a TEE with cryptographic attestation you can check yourself.

June writes structured notes from the transcript, so you end the call with something you can act on rather than a wall of text. Notes live alongside the transcript in the app.

Because June also includes an agent, your meetings become context you can use. Ask follow-up questions, pull decisions out of last week's call, or have June draft the recap message. All of it stays in your private workspace.

No bot in the call does not mean no responsibility. Depending on where you and the other participants are, you may need consent to record. June leaves that in your hands, and we publish plain guidance in our recording consent page. Telling people you are taking notes is usually the right move anyway.