Anarlog
76 · StableAI notepad for meetings that records and transcribes, then turns your rough notes into a full summary, with local or cloud models.
AI notepad for meetings that records and transcribes, then turns your rough notes into a full summary, with local or cloud models.
Desktop meeting assistant that transcribes live on your machine, separates speakers and writes summaries with local models.
Transcribes meetings, calls and voice memos on your device into Markdown files that AI tools can search over MCP.
macOS app that records Teams, Zoom and Webex meetings and transcribes them on the device, with speaker separation.
AI notepad for meetings that records and transcribes, then turns your rough notes into a full summary, with local or cloud models.
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Will it still be around?
Stable
Score 76/100
Can a business use it freely?
Free core, paid extras
MIT · open source (permissive)

A 25-user team on Granola Business pays about $350 a month. Anarlog on OpenSoft costs $15 a month, setup included, so you save $335 a month, about $12,060 over three years.
Monthly cost
You save each month
$335/mo
96% less than today
Saving from month one
You save
List price checked 8 Oct 2026 · Source · Disclaimer
Stable · activity, bus factor and issue responsiveness, from GitHub
Score v2 · How it works
100/100
40/100
Not scored; its weight is shared by the other parts.
Free core, paid extras
MIT · Open source (permissive)
What you need to do
The core is free to use. Enterprise features, kept in a separately licensed part of the code, need a paid license in production.
For Anarlog
Everything outside enterprise/ is MIT. Code in enterprise/ may not be used in production without a written commercial agreement with Fastrepl.
MIT (community) + Anarlog Enterprise Commercial License for enterprise/ · Open source (permissive). OSI-approved license with few conditions beyond keeping the copyright notice.
License text checked 2026-10-09 · Read it
Snapshot from 2026-10-09
Points for pull requests merged into Anarlog and reviews of them since 25 September 2026 (older history is still loading). Building something another user asked for earns more.