It records the meeting you forgot to start.
Lynkk sees the call begin, captures your side and theirs on separate channels, and writes it up. Hold ⌥ and it types for you anywhere on your Mac.
Version 0.1.0 · Apple silicon · macOS 13 (Ventura) or later
Meetings
The reason to have Lynkk on your Mac instead of in a tab.
Notices calls by itself
Zoom, Teams, Slack huddles, Webex, FaceTime and WhatsApp. Lynkk offers to record the moment one starts.
Both sides of the conversation
Your microphone on one channel, everyone else on the other, so the transcript knows who spoke.
In-person too
The same recorder handles a room with no call in it, which is where most meetings actually happen.
Always already running
It waits in the menu bar and can start when your Mac does, so nothing begins before the recorder is ready.
Weekly product sync
Zoom call in progress
Separate channels, so the transcript knows who spoke
Dictation
Speak into any application on your Mac, not just into Lynkk.
Hold one key, anywhere
Hold, speak, let go. The words land at your cursor in Slack, Mail, Notion, a terminal, anywhere you can type.
Text the instant you let go
Apple's on-device model writes the first draft on your Mac, so nothing waits on a network round trip.
Corrected in the background
The cloud transcript replaces the draft in place a moment later, and never touches text you have edited since.
20 languages
Including Hindi and Hinglish, which comes out written in English letters.
Filler removed
The uhs, ums and false starts go, grammar is fixed, and none of it delays your text.
On-device only mode
Nothing leaves the Mac and dictation keeps working with no connection at all.
Your key, your rules
Right Option by default, or any of six bare modifiers. Esc cancels mid-sentence.
Blind to password fields
Dictation refuses to listen while a secure field has focus.
Moving the launch review to Thursday afternoon
Hold, speak, let go. It types where your cursor already was.
Cue
Answers while the call is still going.
One shortcut, over the call
Press Command Shift L and a panel sits at the top of your screen, above whatever you are in.
It hears both sides
Cue follows the call as it happens and answers out of your own history of past meetings.
Catch me up
One button writes up everything said so far, for when you join late or step away.
Nobody else sees it
Cue stays out of screen sharing and screen recordings, so the panel is yours alone.
On your desktop
The whole workspace, behaving like a Mac app.
The full Lynkk app
Notes, transcripts, tasks, search and chat, all native rather than in a browser tab.
Updates itself
New versions install in the background, and first-run setup walks through the macOS permissions.
From download to dictating
About three minutes, most of it macOS asking whether you meant it.
Install
- 1Open the .dmg and drag Lynkk into Applications.
- 2Open Lynkk. macOS will say it cannot verify the developer.
- 3Click Done, then System Settings, Privacy & Security, Open Anyway.
- 4Sign in with your Lynkk account.
Set up
- 1Allow Microphone, Accessibility and Input Monitoring.
- 2Choose the language you speak.
- 3Pick the key you hold to talk.
- 4Dictate one sentence and watch it land.
Use it
- 1Hold your talk key, speak, let go. The text appears at your cursor.
- 2Press Command Shift L to ask Cue about the call you are in.
- 3Join a call and accept when Lynkk offers to record it.
- 4Close the window. Lynkk keeps working from the menu bar.
Good to know
Your recordings are private to your account. Lynkk never trains on your conversations.
Lynkk is not yet notarized by Apple, which is why macOS asks you to approve it once on first launch.
Apple silicon, macOS 13 (Ventura) or later. Dictation is part of Lynkk Pro.
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