Zoom
Works with the Zoom desktop app and Zoom in the browser. Aside hears the other participants through system audio and you through your microphone.
Aside listens through your computer’s microphone and system audio, so it works with the meeting app you already use. There’s no integration to install, and nothing joins the call.
Mac and Windows · No browser extension · No account to connect
Aside works from your computer’s audio, not from inside any one app.
Works with the Zoom desktop app and Zoom in the browser. Aside hears the other participants through system audio and you through your microphone.
Meet runs in your browser, and Aside hears it there without an extension, in Chrome, Safari, Edge or any other browser.
Works with the Teams app and Teams on the web, for internal standups and external calls alike.
Webex, dial-in bridges, webinars and calls in other apps: if it plays through your computer, Aside can transcribe it.
A local Whisper model turns both sides of the call into text on your computer, tagging each line You or Them.
When the other side asks a question, a Claude-powered answer streams into a small panel next to your meeting window.
Aside captures two streams on your computer: your microphone, and the system audio your meeting app plays. A local Whisper model turns both into text right there. When the other side asks a question, Aside detects it and streams an answer into a panel beside the call.
Because it works from your computer’s audio, Aside doesn’t need access to your Zoom, Google or Microsoft account, your calendar or the meeting link. Nothing joins the call as a participant.
No. Aside runs on your computer and hears the call through your audio. There’s no bot, extension or integration.
No. Aside doesn’t connect to meeting accounts or calendars.
Yes. A browser call plays through your system audio like any other app.
It’s saved in your session history on your computer. Aside’s servers don’t store your conversations.
We’d suggest it, the same way you’d mention taking notes. Rules on recording and transcription differ by place and by company, so follow the ones that apply to your calls.