Record Google Meet, Zoom, and Teams without a meeting bot
OneMira C1 captures in-person conversations and supported computer calls from the desk. Keep wearing your headphones, keep using your normal microphone, and save the resulting transcript locally for ChatGPT, Claude, or another AI you already use.
Can one recorder handle in-person meetings and online calls?
Yes. For an in-person interview, customer conversation, or team discussion, C1 captures nearby voices through its own microphones. For a supported Google Meet, Zoom, or Microsoft Teams call, the documented computer setup combines your nearby voice with the far-end participant audio. Nothing joins the meeting roster.
How does C1 capture both sides while I wear headphones?
C1 does not take over your computer microphone, headphones, or audio inputs. Your call continues normally while C1 captures the conversation through the supported computer workflow. On a Mac, far-end capture while wearing headphones requires macOS 14.2 or later and the documented Core Audio process-tap setup.
Follow the online-call and headphone capture instructions before the first important meeting, then make a short test call to confirm that both sides are present.
Why use dedicated hardware instead of a meeting bot?
A meeting bot appears as another participant and may need admission through a lobby or waiting room. C1 is physical capture hardware, so it does not depend on the meeting platform allowing a third-party notetaker. The same device can also capture the desk conversations and whiteboard sessions that never happen inside a meeting app.
Where does the transcript go after the meeting?
OneMira transcription and speaker labeling run on your computer after the speech model is installed. The durable result is local OKF Markdown with YAML frontmatter—not a transcript trapped in another recorder-company AI workspace. Compatible workflows in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Obsidian, and other tools can use selected notes through files, CLI, or MCP after the documented setup. No OneMira subscription or transcription-minute plan is required; third-party AI services keep their own limits and terms.
When is a software-only meeting recorder enough?
If every conversation you care about happens on one computer and you are happy with software-only capture, you may not need dedicated hardware. C1 earns its desk space when the same workflow must also cover in-person interviews, spontaneous discussions, and sessions that should not depend on a phone or meeting tab. If you are comparing physical recorders, start with our sourced comparisons of the Plaud Note alternative, Plaud Note Pro, Omi, and the HeyPocket alternative.
How do people know recording is active?
C1’s turntable rotates while recording, giving people in the room a visible physical cue that capture is active. That cue does not replace consent: tell participants, obtain their agreement, and follow the recording laws and organizational policies that apply to the meeting.