Getting started
Install Noter.ai, connect your AI, and save your first note.
Noter.ai brings a tabbed notebook, meeting capture and searchable recordings into one desktop app. Write a quick note on your own, or turn a conversation into an organized draft you can review.
Install the desktop app
Choose your operating system on the download page. Windows has a Setup installer and MSI. Mac downloads are separate for Apple Silicon and Intel. Linux has AppImage and Debian packages.
The current desktop release is an experimental, unsigned release candidate. Linux currently supports notes and review of existing recordings, with live capture unavailable. Read the relevant installation guide before downloading.
Make your first note
- Open Noter.ai and complete the initial account setup if prompted.
- Create a note with the new-note control.
- Write in the editor. Use Markdown for headings, lists and checkboxes.
- Review the text, then use the save control to save the note.
Keep work in a folder when you want a little more structure. See notes, drafts and folders for the difference between editing a draft and saving a note.
Connect your AI
Open Settings > AI & meetings. Choose an AI connection and model for organizing notes and answering questions. Set up a transcription provider separately for meeting audio.
You use your own eligible account or provider API key. Noter.ai has no subscription, but external providers can have their own costs and usage limits. See AI connections.
Try a meeting
On supported platforms, open the meeting companion, choose your capture sources, and start recording. Select the meeting tab, window or screen and enable audio sharing when your system offers it.
When the meeting ends, review the organized draft before saving. A saved recording can be reopened alongside its transcript and linked notes.
Continue with capture a meeting and recordings and transcripts.