Someone on your call is using Auldera

The person who sent you this link is recording and transcribing your call with Auldera, an app that takes meeting notes. Auldera runs on their Mac. Nothing joins the call.

What Auldera does

It records the call’s audio, turns it into a transcript, and writes a summary and notes for the person using it. In the December beta, the audio, transcript, and notes stay on their Mac. There are two exceptions: a person who adds their own AI provider key sends meeting text to that provider, and a test build can send a copy of the meeting to Auldera. The note you saw says which applies. If it doesn’t say the audio and notes stay on their device, one of these does. The Privacy Policy lists every case.

If you’d rather not be recorded

Tell the person who sent the note, in the call or afterward. The note says they will stop if you ask. You can also ask them to delete what they already recorded. We can’t stop a recording from our end, because the app runs on their Mac and only they control it.

About Auldera

Auldera takes notes on your meetings, for Mac and iPhone. It’s invite-only while it’s in beta. Questions? Email support@auldera.com.