Private meeting intelligence for Mac

A one-stop solution for multilateral conference documentation.

BlueMinutes brings conference recordings, source context, review, and structured minutes together in one Mac-native workspace—keeping the evidence close and the operator in control.

BlueMinutes local media review workspace with transcript evidence and structured minutes

Current BlueMinutes source-release interface. Content shown is synthetic demonstration material.

Local-first review Your meeting workspace stays on your Mac by default.
Evidence-linked output Move from a statement back to its supporting source.
No credit economy BlueMinutes does not meter work through managed AI credits.

A deliberate workflow

From raw media to a record you can defend.

BlueMinutes is built around review and traceability, not a one-click summary you are expected to trust.

01

Bring the source

Work with local audio or supported public media inside a focused macOS workspace.

02

Review the evidence

Inspect transcript segments, timestamps, speakers, and source context before accepting an output.

03

Shape the record

Turn reviewed material into useful minutes while preserving the path back to supporting evidence.

Source-aware

Keep context attached.

Public-media metadata and transcript evidence stay visible beside the work, helping reviewers understand where a claim came from.

  • Reviewable transcript and source metadata
  • Explicit operator decisions
  • Designed for macOS, keyboard, and accessibility workflows
BlueMinutes public media review view showing source metadata
Public-media review with source context. BlueMinutes is independent and is not affiliated with the United Nations.

Free throughout public beta and 1.0

A simple plan, before there is a price.

Future annual billing is designed around a standard $50 license, with a planned $35 early-supporter price. Sandbox checkout exists for testing only and cannot create a live charge.

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Understand the product before you install it.

Read the documentation, current distribution limits, and privacy boundary.

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