Draftery for Mac

Capture and transcribe any meeting, right on your Mac

Silently record both sides of your meetings — no bot, no joining the call — and get accurate, speaker-labeled transcripts through Draftery.

Download Draftery for Mac

Requires a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later), macOS 14.4 or newer.

No meeting bot Two-track speaker labels Works on Zoom, Meet, Teams & in person Auto-updates

How Draftery for Mac works

Capture meetings locally

No bot, no joining the call. Draftery records both your microphone and the other participants right on your Mac — Zoom, Meet, Teams, or in person.

Two-track speaker labels

Your mic and the system audio are recorded as separate tracks, so transcripts come back cleanly split into "you" and "them" — no guessing who said what.

Always up to date

Built-in auto-update keeps Draftery for Mac current. Sign in once with your Draftery account and your transcripts sync to the web.

System requirements

Draftery for Mac v1.0.0 runs on Apple silicon Macs. Intel-based Macs are not supported in this version.

  • Apple silicon (M1 or later)
  • macOS 14.4 or newer
  • A Draftery account

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Macs are supported?

Draftery for Mac v1.0.0 requires a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 14.4 or newer. Intel-based Macs are not supported in this version — the local audio runtime is built for Apple silicon only.

Do I need a Draftery account?

Yes. Sign in with your existing Draftery account to connect the Mac app. Transcription runs through the same Draftery cloud pipeline you already use on the web.

Does it join my meeting or show a bot?

No. Draftery captures audio locally at the operating-system level with your permission. There is no bot in the call and no consent banner — it works on any call, including in-person conversations.

How do speaker labels work?

Your microphone and the other participants are recorded as two separate tracks. Diarization uses that split to label you versus everyone else, then identifies individual remote speakers.

How do I get updates?

Draftery for Mac updates itself automatically. You always download the latest stable build from this page.