meetmeet 0.1.4

Lightweight terminal app for capturing meeting audio and producing live transcripts.

meetmeet

Lightweight macOS terminal app for capturing meeting audio (system + microphone) and producing a live transcript, with optional post-meeting summary via Ollama.

Prerequisites

Install BlackHole (a virtual audio driver that lets meetmeet capture system audio) and ffmpeg:

brew install blackhole-2ch ffmpeg

Note: A restart may be required before BlackHole shows up as an audio device.

Then route system audio through BlackHole and your speakers simultaneously, so you can still hear the meeting while it's being captured:

1. Open Audio MIDI Setup (in /Applications/Utilities/).
2. Click the + button in the bottom-left corner and choose Create Multi-Output Device.
3. In the device list on the right, check both Built-in Output (or whichever speakers/headphones you use) and BlackHole 2ch.
4. Open System Settings → Sound → Output and select the new Multi-Output Device as your output.

When meetmeet runs, it records from BlackHole (system audio) plus your microphone, so both sides of the call end up in the transcript.

Install Ollama (the GUI app or brew install ollama both work), then make sure it's running and pull the configured summary model:

ollama pull qwen3.5:4b

Install

pip install meetmeet

Usage

meetmeet

Opens a menu:

• Start a new meeting — prompts for a title, then captures + transcribes live until you press q (or Ctrl-C).
• Browse past meetings — lists recent meetings; offers to generate a summary for any meeting that doesn't yet have one.

Transcripts and summaries land under ~/.meetmeet/<slug>/.

Config

~/.meetmeet/config.toml is created with defaults on first run. STT and summary backends are pluggable via the [stt] and [summary] sections.

Running from source

git clone https://github.com/colecharb/meetmeet.git
cd meetmeet
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .