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For the curious, no maths degree required
A Friday morning journey into LLM fine tuning
A plain English walkthrough of how we use LoRA to nudge our writing model towards the meeting documents we want. Written by a human, no maths degree required.
8 min read · 22 May 2026
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For anyone weighing up Whistle Enterprise before downloading the trial
From audio to document: a walk through what you actually get
A walk through what you actually get after a meeting: the recording, the transcript and the written up document, plus how the write up links back to what was said.
5 min read · 1 May 2026
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For IT and technical buyers, anyone judging offline speaker labelling
How we work out who said what, offline
How speaker labelling holds up when the audio never leaves your computer: what it gets right, where it slips, and why the label matters less than being able to check it.
6 min read · 15 April 2026
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For technical buyers, security and privacy leads, IT
What "on your own computer" actually means, and how to test it
Three questions for any meeting tool that calls itself offline: what runs where, what files it writes, and what it does on the network. Plus a ten minute test you can run yourself.
5 min read · 19 March 2026
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For HR, compliance, legal, charity governance, anyone responsible for a DPIA
Meeting recording and UK GDPR: a practical view
Recording a meeting means processing personal data. What that means for lawful basis, the processor question, retention and DPIA scope. A working framework, not legal advice.
7 min read · 26 February 2026
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For customer facing teams, security conscious users, anyone uncomfortable with bots in their calls
No bot in the call: how we record without joining it
Why a recording bot is the wrong fit for sensitive calls, and how Whistle Enterprise captures the same audio from your own machine without adding a guest to the room.
6 min read · 19 February 2026