Official documentation
Meet2Notes documentation: Privacy and security
Meet2Notes, Meet2Notes (open source project, GitHub repository estebanstifli/Meet2Notes), 2026
Read the originalRead on October 22, 2026
- What it is
- The privacy and security notes in the Meet2Notes repository. They say recordings are written to private local meeting storage, that temporary audio windows are removed after local inference, that a meeting deletion removes its records and storage directory, and that no telemetry is enabled by default.
- How much weight it carries
- The project's own documentation in its public repository, read in October 2026. It describes how the app is built rather than a signed privacy policy, and the official site labels the app as an active alpha, so its behavior may change between versions.
Facts taken from this source
- Meet2Notes's privacy notes say that a meeting deletion removes its database records and its private storage directory, where the recording is written.
“A meeting deletion removes its database records and private storage directory.” (Privacy and security)
- Meet2Notes's privacy notes say real-time transcription uses short temporary audio windows, and each window is removed immediately after local inference.
“Real-time inference uses short temporary WAV windows inside the same private meeting directory. Each window is removed immediately after local inference.” (Privacy and security)