Your meeting
is the prompt.

Reverbic records the standup, distills a spec — goal, requirements, acceptance criteria, verified against the transcript — and hands it to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. As a command, an MCP tool call, or an open pull request.

Free plan: 5 distills + 3 hrs transcription / month · No credit card

reverbic — meeting → agent, three ways
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Capture onWeb ·macOS ·Windows ·iPhone ·Apple Watch ·CLI ·Slack threads
Ships toClaude Code ·Cursor ·Codex ·GitHub (PRs) ·anything that speaks MCP
Bot-free capture

Record anywhere. No bot in the room.

Record bot-free on desktop or in the browser, capture on iPhone or Apple Watch, or import Zoom cloud recordings automatically — flexible ways to capture meetings anywhere, without a "Recording Bot" tile announcing you to the whole call.

Reverbic — desktop
Reverbic desktop app capturing meeting audio from the menu bar

The desktop app hears the meeting. The meeting never sees it.

Native system-audio capture on macOS and Windows records any call from the menu bar — Zoom, Meet, Teams, whatever plays through your machine. One global shortcut, no meeting invite, no bot participant, no awkward "who's Reverbic Notetaker?".

  • System-audio loopback, not a bot in the participant list
  • Global shortcut to start from anywhere
  • Slack Huddles auto-record when connected
  • Transcripts sync to the same workspace as every other capture
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Recording a meeting in the Reverbic web app with live transcript

In the browser

Record or upload from any machine — live transcript included.

Recording a meeting on the Reverbic iOS app

On your iPhone

Hallway conversations and on-site meetings, synced when you're back.

Recording from the wrist on the Reverbic Apple Watch app

From your wrist

Tap the complication, talk, done — the watch hands off to your phone.

Meeting intelligence

Summaries and action items you can reshape, not just read

Every meeting gets an intelligent pass: summary, key points, action items, and decisions. Then it stays workable — regenerate, edit, and cut it the way your team assigns work.

  • Action items extracted automatically, with owners where the transcript names them
  • Per-topic snippets: cut a meeting into assignable pieces instead of one long recap
  • Decisions tracked across meetings, searchable later
  • Keep the library organized — search, sort, and share meetings across the workspace
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A processed meeting in Reverbic: summary, action items, and decisions
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Ask Reverbic answering a question about a meeting with transcript citations
Ask Reverbic · New

Ask the meeting. Keep the answer.

"What did we agree on the migration order?" Ask any meeting a question and get an answer grounded in the transcript, with timestamp citations — or an honest "that wasn't discussed." Save the good answers to the meeting so the next person doesn't have to ask.

Watch a standup become a branch

Four stages. Click through them — each panel is the actual artifact the product produces at that step, including the one nobody else does: verification.

Raw transcript, vocabulary-primed

Standup · Jul 10

42:17
12:41We need rate limiting on the gateway before auth goes live.
13:02Token bucket, hundred requests a minute per IP. Redis-backed.
13:19Make the TTL configurable and skip the health check route.
13:31Return a 429 with Retry-After so clients can back off.
Atmos · In every workspace

From mind map to merged PR.

Talk through the build and watch it take shape: ideas cluster into a live board, the board grounds itself in your GitHub repo, and Claude drafts a reviewable pull request. Preview-only until you confirm — then it pushes the branch and opens the PR for you.

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Atmos live board clustering a conversation into functions, tables, and endpoints
01

Mind map

As the conversation happens, speech clusters into a live board of typed nodes — functions, tables, endpoints — that you can drag, merge, and edit in real time.

02

GitHub exploration

Atmos reads your AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules and searches the repo for existing helpers and conventions it should build on — not around.

03

Code generation

Claude drafts the change grounded in what it found: reuse-aware, convention-matched. Every proposed file is previewed before anything is written.

04

Auto-push · PR

One confirm pushes the branch and opens the pull request on GitHub. Review it, request changes, or merge — it's a normal PR.

Otter, Fireflies, and Fathom remember your meetings.
They can't build from them.

AI notetakers end at the summary — someone still translates it into a ticket, a prompt, a branch. Reverbic starts where they stop: the meeting leaves as work your coding agent can execute.

Otter · Fireflies · Fathom
Reverbic
Built for
Sales calls, customer meetings, CRM follow-up
Standups, planning, design reviews — engineering work
Output
Transcript, summary, action items
Executable spec: goal, requirements, acceptance criteria — verified against the transcript
Where it lands
Their dashboard, email recaps, CRM notes
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — as a command, an MCP tool call, or a pull request
Codebase awareness
None — they never see your repo
Context Packs + repo grounding: AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules
Developer surface
Web app, browser extensions
CLI (pure bash), native MCP server, desktop with system audio, iOS + watchOS
After the meeting
Someone reads the summary and writes the ticket
Your agent starts the branch

Competitor column describes the AI-notetaker category as positioned on their own sites, July 2026.

Model Context Protocol

Stop exporting. Let the agent ask.

ChatGPT, Claude, and any MCP-capable tool can securely access your meeting knowledge through Reverbic's MCP server at reverbic.ai/api/mcp — deeper analysis, smarter workflows, zero copy-paste. Mint a scoped key, drop in the config, and your agent queries meetings, action items, and decisions mid-task.

~/.claude.json — paste and go
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "reverbic": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y", "mcp-remote",
        "https://reverbic.ai/api/mcp",
        "--header", "Authorization:Bearer rvb_..."
      ]
    }
  }
}
Keys are per-scope and revoke instantly — mint them in Settings → MCP.
Tool catalog — 5 tools, served today
list_meetingsRecent meetings with status + metadata
get_meetingFull transcript, summary, actions, decisions
search_meetingsSearch across every transcript
list_action_itemsOpen action items, filterable by assignee
list_decisionsDecisions with their source meeting

It works both directions: register the MCP servers your team already runs — Linear, Notion, GitHub, internal docs — and Reverbic calls them while distilling, so specs land with your team's context attached.

Push work to where it lives

Meetings in, work out: summaries to Slack and Notion, recordings in from Zoom, code to GitHub, and everything else through MCP and your agents. More destinations are labeled honestly below — no logo-wall vaporware.

Connected today

ZoomSlackNotionGitHubClaude CodeCursorCodexChatGPT (MCP)any MCP client

On the way

AsanaJiraLinearMondayMicrosoft TeamsGoogle CalendarGoogle DocsHubSpotSalesforceDiscordDropbox
Security

Built for the security review, not just the demo

In production today

  • AES-256 encryption at rest (Postgres + S3), TLS 1.3 in transit
  • Org-scoped Postgres row-level security — cross-tenant reads blocked at the database layer
  • No model training on your data — all AI via API
  • Repo writes are Atmos-only, OAuth-scoped, and preview-only until you confirm
  • Scoped MCP API keys with instant revoke

On the compliance roadmap

  • SOC 2 Type II
  • SSO / SAML for enterprise identity
  • Zero-retention agreements with AI providers
  • HIPAA support for regulated teams
Read the full security page

Where this is going

The endgame is multi-agent: one planning call fans out into parallel agent tasks, and your agents sit in the meeting answering questions over MCP. Here's exactly what's shipped, what's being built, and what's still a plan — labeled honestly.

Shipped

  • Atmos — live board → Claude-drafted PR, in every workspace
  • Ask Reverbic — cited answers from any meeting
  • MCP server — 5 tools, scoped keys, instant revoke
  • rvb CLI — pure bash, distill from the terminal
  • Slack, Zoom, Notion, GitHub integrations
  • Desktop system-audio capture (macOS + Windows), iOS + Apple Watch

In progress

  • Repo embeddings — grounding that retrieves by meaning, not just code search
  • Agentic generation: Atmos requests extra files mid-diff instead of one-shot
  • Real line-level diffs + per-file toggles in PR review

Planned

  • Multi-agent fan-out: one planning call → parallel Claude Code tasks per action item
  • Agents in the standup: your agent answers "what's blocking?" live over MCP
  • Push action items to Asana, Jira, Monday, Linear
  • REST API (today the CLI and MCP server are the developer surface)

Questions engineers actually ask

What models touch my audio and code?

OpenAI Whisper transcribes audio. GPT-4o writes summaries and distills specs, with a second verification pass that checks every requirement against the transcript. Atmos drafts code with Anthropic Claude, grounded in your repo. All via API — none of your data is used to train models.

Does Reverbic write to my repo?

Only Atmos does, only through GitHub OAuth you connect, and generation is preview-only: nothing is committed until you review the proposed files and confirm. The output is an ordinary pull request you can reject.

Is there an API?

The developer surface today is the CLI (curl install, pure bash) and the native MCP server at reverbic.ai/api/mcp with scoped keys. A REST API is on the roadmap — we'd rather tell you that than fake the docs.

What does the free plan actually include?

5 spec distills, 3 hours of transcription, and 10 meetings per month, for one user — plus Context Packs and all three export formats. No credit card. The Team plan removes the caps and adds the MCP server, Coach, and up to 20 members flat.

Where does my data live?

Postgres and S3, encrypted at rest with AES-256, TLS 1.3 in transit. Every table is row-level-security scoped to your org, so cross-tenant reads are blocked at the database layer — not in application code.

Stop retyping
your meetings.

The spec was said out loud an hour ago. Hand it to your agent.

curl -fsSL https://reverbic.ai/install.sh | bash
AES-256 at rest·TLS 1.3 in transit·Org-scoped RLS·No training on your data