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Yogurt

GitHub stars: 787 GitHub forks: 26 Declared license: MIT: MIT Last pushed November 12, 2026: Pushed today
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Yogurt is a desktop app from Frigade that records meeting audio, turns speech into a transcript and writes a summary using models on your computer.

After the call, you can ask a question across saved meetings or take the notes and transcript with you as Markdown.

What it is

Meeting notes from your computer’s audio

Yogurt captures your microphone and the sound playing through your computer. You can type notes as the conversation happens, and the app includes them when it writes up the meeting.

Why it stands out

Ask across meetings

You can ask what was decided across several saved calls. Yogurt links its answers back to the source meetings so you can open the record behind an answer.

Availability

Downloads for Mac, Windows and Linux

Frigade provides desktop downloads and source build instructions. The app requires no account, and the repository is MIT licensed.

Why it matters

What makes it useful

A summary can leave out a detail you need later. Yogurt searches meeting titles, notes and transcripts, so a name or phrase from the call can help you find the fuller record.

Notable points

What stands out

Call detection and speaker naming are separate features. Yogurt can offer to record when it detects a supported call. On Mac, it can also use Accessibility permission to pick up displayed speaker names in Zoom, Teams and Meet.

Before using

What to review

Frigade recommends telling the other participants when you record because Yogurt doesn’t send a bot into the call.

Frigade lists macOS 14.4 or later on Apple Silicon and Windows 10 version 2004 or later on x64. The Linux x64 AppImage needs Ubuntu 22.04 or a compatible newer system with PulseAudio or PipeWire. On Windows and Linux, first-run setup stops if the computer can’t transcribe fast enough. Model downloads also need several gigabytes of disk space.

Calendar integration and speaker names are currently Mac-only. Frigade also notes that Windows can show a SmartScreen warning for its installer.

Access for external assistants is off by default. While it’s on, apps running under your account can read notes and transcripts and get file paths to saved recordings. An assistant may send what it reads to its online model.

Check the original listing's documentation for current requirements, limitations, licensing and any relevant privacy or security considerations.

Reader fit

Who may find it relevant

It’s worth a look if you keep notes from recurring calls and want a way to retrieve decisions later. If your main need is a shared meeting archive, check how you’ll handle sharing and storage. Yogurt’s documented workflow keeps the archive on the computer that runs the app.

Editorial note

Why LifeHubber lists it

A decision made over several calls can be hard to reconstruct from one summary. Yogurt earns a place here because its cross-meeting answers point back to the saved calls. If you’re explaining why a plan changed, you can revisit those conversations and see whether an idea was floated in one call and agreed in another.

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