jankeesvw/omarchy-meeting-recorder is a meeting recording tool for the Omarchy and Hyprland environments. It records microphone voice and computer audio on separate tracks, converts speech to text locally, and provides a transcript with speakers and chapters along with playback. The latest release shown in the repository is v1.8.0. The provided information contains no changelog for this version, so no newly added or changed feature can be confirmed.
The tool bundles recording, transcription, and playback in one place. According to the README, transcription uses whisper.cpp and is processed locally, without sending audio over the internet. It can load existing audio files, and it can store webcam video and meeting notes alongside them. The implementation language is Rust and the license is MIT. The setup fits use cases that keep the two kinds of sound stored separately while managing the record together.
Transcription and speaker separation, however, are close to a wiring-together of existing components, and the supported environment is limited to Omarchy and Hyprland. The provided information contains no transcription accuracy figures and no comparison data on behavior in other desktop environments. It is therefore more accurate to see this as a project focused on a local processing flow for that desktop environment than as a general-purpose meeting recorder validated across a wide range of environments.