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Wherever you work

A meeting assistant is only useful on the machine where the meeting is. That meant native clients rather than a browser tab pretending to be one — and it meant the product had to speak more than one language.

How it happened

Every release that widened where Whisperer runs.

  1. May 2026 Whisperer starts listening

    A desktop overlay that hears both sides of a call, keeps a live transcript and answers while the conversation is still going. Invisible when you share your screen, tied to no video service.

  2. June 2026 Sixteen languages

    Interface, website and documentation in sixteen languages, Arabic included, right to left.

  3. June 2026 Windows gets a native client

    Not a wrapper around the web app: C# on WPF, WASAPI loopback for the other side's audio, DPAPI for tokens, and an overlay that Windows itself keeps out of screen captures.

  4. June 2026 Install it from the browser

    Whisperer on the home screen as a standalone app. No store, no download page.

Start for free

macOS and Windows clients are free to download.

What it does today: Meeting Overlay