Dopia for Mac — the meeting itself, not just the invite
The Mac app is here — it records both sides of a call, tells the speakers apart, and puts the conversation where your mail and calendar already are.
Dopia can hear the meeting now
The web app hears your microphone and nothing else, which is why the other half of every call has been missing. The Mac app captures what comes out of your speakers too, laying both sides on one timeline — Zoom, Meet, Teams or a phone on speaker, it makes no difference.
- →Dopia notices a meeting starting and offers to record it in one click
- →A floating bar shows the levels; pause and stop sit in the menu bar
- →Nothing records itself — you start it
Who said what, from the first minute to the last
A transcript that can't tell speakers apart is a wall of text. Dopia separates them by voice, and on a long meeting the same person stays one speaker the whole way through instead of turning into a new one every twenty minutes.
- →In-person meetings work too — one mic, several people around a table
- →Click any line to jump to that moment in the audio
The whole product, not a recorder bolted on
Most meeting recorders are a second app you go visit to find your notes. Dopia for Mac carries everything the web app does, so you're not bouncing between the thing that listened and the place your work lives.
- →A signed, notarized DMG; macOS 14.4 or later
- →Updates itself in the background — relaunch when you're ready