Adds Follow-Up Ledger for decisions, action items, risks, and open questions, with transcript timing when speech segments are available. Export and meeting-review workflows were also refined.

Earshots 2.1 adds the Follow-Up Ledger: a local meeting brief that groups decisions, action items, risks, and questions, then links them back to transcript timing where available. Action extraction was also tightened so questions and decisions are no longer over-counted as to-dos, and the detail UI now puts the meeting brief before the transcript timeline.

Earshots 2.0 — a pro upgrade for your meeting recorder, still 100% on-device. • Delivery analytics: words-per-minute pace, a pace-zone badge, and filler-word load. • Top Topics: automatic keyword extraction from each meeting, on device. • Meeting Tone: an at-a-glance sentiment gauge. • Highlights reel: pin the moments that matter and jump straight to them. • Pro exports: a paginated PDF brief, plus JSON and timeline CSV. • Find in transcript with next/previous match navigation. • Library digest: totals, action items, and top tags across every recording. Your audio is recorded and transcribed entirely on your Mac — nothing is uploaded.

Introducing the Timeline — every transcript line is now timestamped and tap-to-seek, with a synced scrubber, bookmark flags, a jump-list, and keyboard review. Plus SRT and WebVTT export, a length-normalized vocabulary index, perceptual audio metering, and a full accessibility pass. Fully offline.

Earshot 1.1 — What's New Export your meetings Save any recording as a Markdown (.md) or plain text (.txt) file using the Mac save panel. Use the share button in the recording header, or right-click any recording in the sidebar. Copy to clipboard in one click — ready for Obsidian, Notion, Bear, or any notes app. Exports include the title, date, duration, participants, summary, action items, notes, and full transcript. Meeting statistics Click the chart icon in any recording to reveal an on-device statistics panel: total word count, unique word count, vocabulary richness percentage, estimated reading time, estimated speaking time, sentence count, average words per sentence, and a count of questions, decisions, and action items extracted from the transcript. Context tags Add tags to any recording — type them in the Tags field and press Return (commas separate multiple tags). Tags appear as chips on each recording in the sidebar. A tag filter bar at the top of the sidebar lets you narrow the list to recordings matching one or more tags. Useful for organising by project, client, meeting type, or any label that matters to you. Participants field The Participants field is now surfaced directly in every recording's detail view. Add names for your records and they are included in any export. Sidebar improvements - Tag chips shown on each row in the sidebar for at-a-glance context - Search now also matches tag names - Empty-state message when no recordings match the current filter - Right-click context menu on any recording: export as Markdown, export as plain text, or delete