Generate meeting documents automatically on your device.

Whistle Enterprise records, transcribes and writes up your meetings entirely on your own machine. Built for law firms, advisory teams, compliance leads, HR and anyone else whose meetings cannot be sent to a cloud service.

Fig. 1. A meeting recording with multiple speakers becomes a clear, structured document in a few minutes, all on your own computer. Watch the full demo (52s).

From transcript to document

A meeting recording with multiple speakers becomes a clear, structured document in a few minutes, all on your own computer. It removes the burden of reading through a transcript and gives you a properly formatted, shareable PDF or DOCX file with a full overview of what was discussed.

Professional PDF document exported from Whistle Enterprise
Raw meeting transcript with unstructured conversation
Fig. 2. Left: the raw transcript Whistle Enterprise produced from the original audio. Right: the structured document generated from that transcript. Drag the divider to compare. Source audio: Kalzumeus Podcast 3 with Brennan Dunn.

How it works

You press record and stop. Everything else happens automatically on your computer.

  1. Record

    Hit record. Whistle Enterprise captures audio from the computer running the meeting. It works with Teams, Zoom, Meet, Webex or in person meetings through your microphone. It is not a participant in the call.

  2. Transcribe

    Hit stop. Transcription runs locally on the same computer. Disconnect the network and the same recording can still be processed.

  3. Write up

    A custom fine-tuned AI model, built specifically for meeting documents and designed to run on your CPU, reads the full transcript and writes a clear, structured account of what was discussed. Not a dry summary, not a raw transcript, but the document you would write yourself if you had the time. All on your computer, all offline.

  4. Share

    Export to PDF, Word or Markdown. Pick a theme, add a header, send the document to whoever needs it. The original recording and transcript stay on your machine.

The kind of document you would write yourself, if you had the time

Whistle Enterprise doesn't produce a list of bullet points and it doesn't produce a dry summary. It reads through the full transcript and generates a fully shareable document with more detail than a summary, but much quicker and easier to read than the transcript itself. This helps you understand what was discussed and how decisions were reached in plain language.

A Whistle Enterprise generated meeting document, produced entirely offline
Fig. 3. A Whistle Enterprise generated document. Written on the user's own computer, without anything being sent to a server.

Trace every line back to the source

Highlight any sentence in the generated document and Whistle Enterprise shows you the exact passage in the transcript it came from. Highlight a passage in the transcript and see what was written about it. Full traceability, in case you ever need to justify a particular line.

Highlighting generated document text shows the original transcript source for full traceability
Fig. 4. Linking works in both directions, between the transcript and the generated document.

On your own machine

Whistle Enterprise is a desktop application. It runs on your computer, keeps your data there and can import recordings you already have.

Your own data
Your recordings, transcripts and documents live on your computer. You own them. Meeting content is not used for model training.
Genuinely offline
The transcription model and the writing model both run on your computer, not on a remote service. Disconnect from the network and recordings still process the same way.
Import existing recordings
Already have meeting recordings? Drop in MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG or video files and Whistle Enterprise produces the same transcript and document output.
Thirteen languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Hindi. The language is detected automatically per recording.

Technical requirements

What you need to run Whistle Enterprise.

Operating system Windows 11 or Linux (Ubuntu)
CPU Intel i5 or equivalent
RAM 8GB minimum
Recording audio Microphone
Importing audio WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, M4A, MP4
Internet Not required

Security and compliance

Whistle Enterprise processes everything on your computer. Recordings, transcripts and generated documents are stored locally.

Encrypted storage

Recordings, transcripts and generated documents stay on your computer. When you set a password, the files are encrypted. Without your password, the contents cannot be read.

Our own writing model

The AI that writes the document is our own custom fine-tuned model, built specifically for meeting document generation and designed to run on a normal laptop CPU.

No hosted services

Whistle Enterprise does not use a hosted transcription service, a hosted writing model or a vendor account. Meeting content stays inside whatever device, user and file management policies you already have.

Network requirements

None. Whistle Enterprise does not need an internet connection. There is no phone home behaviour and no licensing check that calls a server.

Read more on the security notes page.

Run as many meetings as you want

Whistle Enterprise is a perpetual licence per seat, with one year of updates included in the purchase. There are no monthly minute caps and no per-meeting fees. There are no meeting duration minutes at all, record as long as you want and get the same consistent output from a 10 minute, or 10 hour meeting.

The pricing tiers are on the pricing page.

There are conversations I didn't want sending to a cloud provider, and every other tool required it. So I built Whistle Enterprise.
Tobias, Founder, BlazingBanana Ltd

Download

Free 30 day trial. No account creation or card details required. Your first transcription is ready to go within 10 seconds of installing.

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