Earkeep
Ship reliably and grow the team by keeping every decision made out loud
Design reviews, incident calls, 1:1s: decisions made in rooms live only in your head until they are owed back as an ADR, a postmortem or a promotion packet. Earkeep keeps every one of those rooms on your own device, readable by the agents you already run against code.
No bot · No cloud · No record button
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The meetings that decide it
Design review
The decision and its reasoning, including who argued the other side, is the ADR nobody writes after the room empties.
With Earkeep: nothing joins the call and nothing is uploaded, so unreleased design detail never goes through a vendor cloud. Audio is transcribed on your device and never written to disk. How always-on works →
Incident call
The postmortem's credibility rests on the sequence, and nobody starts a recording when they get paged.
With Earkeep: capture is already running, so you mark the span once it's over and the timeline is there, with the follow-up huddle and the retro on the same record. From what was said to what you know →
Weekly 1:1s
A promotion packet built from memory is made of the last three weeks, not the quiet refactor in March.
With Earkeep: connect a calendar and each recurring 1:1 titles its own span, as plain dated files on your disk. How calendar spans work →
The rest of the week
Clockwise's analysis of 1.5 million meetings put engineering managers at 17.9 hours a week in meetings, about seven more than an IC.
| Meeting | You | What has to survive it |
|---|---|---|
| Daily standup | Run | Who owns what and what is blocked |
| Sprint planning | Run | What was committed to, not just discussed |
| Backlog refinement | Run or attend | Estimates and scope decisions |
| Retro | Run | Action items that otherwise die |
| Cross-team sync | Attend | API contract and dependency decisions |
| 1:1 with your own manager | Attend | Escalations passed upward accurately |
| Hiring interview and debrief | Run or attend | The hire signal and its reasoning |
| The ad-hoc desk huddle | Attend | The decision nobody wrote down |
Every recurring row above titles its own span from your calendar. For writing them up, there are free sprint ceremony templates and a 1:1 template; incident reviews are covered in debrief, handoffs between teams in cross-functional collaboration.
See it in action
The huddle nobody scheduled, kept anyway
A conversation that turned out to matter is a stretch of the day you select and keep, named afterwards. No bot, no record button.
Your own agent, against your own meetings
Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI run inside Earkeep against the meeting record: what did we decide about the API contract, drafted from the design review rather than a stale Jira ticket. A built-in MCP server exposes the same transcripts to any MCP client.
Pricing: one payment, no subscription
€39
once, for one device, not a subscription.
No tiers, no per-seat billing. Try it free for 14 days, no account required. See full pricing →
FAQ for engineering leads
Can I use Earkeep for architecture reviews and incident postmortems without a confidentiality problem?
Audio is processed only in memory, never written to disk or uploaded, with no account or cloud involved, unlike the bot-based notetakers many engineering orgs restrict.
Does this replace the standup or the 1:1?
No. Earkeep doesn't change how you run meetings, it only captures them, so what was said becomes a transcript you or your agent can query afterward.
Will my team have to change tools?
No. Earkeep sits underneath Jira, GitHub, Notion and Slack and fills the gap none of them cover: what was said in the room.
Can I point Claude Code at meetings I didn't personally attend?
Yes, if Earkeep captured the span. Any transcript on disk is open to your agent, in-app or via MCP.
Does the agent's model see my meeting content over the network?
Transcripts never leave your device via Earkeep. Once you point an agent at one, that depends on the agent, since most call their own provider's API. See agents and MCP.
Does always-on capture burn through battery or CPU during a long meeting day?
Voice-activity detection runs transcription only when someone is speaking. Always-on doesn't mean always-transcribing.
Stop being the single point of memory
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