Practical overview
When it fits
Use Meetily when a meeting workflow needs transcription, speaker identification and summaries without relying on cloud processing, or when a team wants a self-hosted foundation for meeting notes.
Who it is for
- Professionals who need transcripts and summaries from meetings.
- Teams preparing meeting minutes from recorded or live discussions.
- Organisations that require self-hosted processing for meeting data.
- Developers adapting a local meeting transcription and notes application.
Documented uses
- Capture meeting audio for processing.
- Produce live transcripts with Parakeet or Whisper.
- Separate speakers in a transcript.
- Generate meeting summaries with Ollama.
- Keep meeting processing on local infrastructure.
Requirements & limits
The repository describes desktop support for macOS and Windows and provides Linux build guides. It is published under the MIT license. The cited material does not establish account requirements or pricing.
- Local processing is central to the design and is described as requiring no cloud service.
- Parakeet and Whisper are the documented transcription options, while Ollama is used for summaries.
- Windows packaged installation requires an AVX2-capable x64 CPU.
- Linux use is described through source-build documentation rather than a packaged installation path.
- The repository is implemented in Rust and released under the MIT license.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Install Meetily on Windows
Set up the packaged Windows desktop application.
Before you start
- A Windows system with an AVX2-capable x64 CPU.
- The latest x64 setup file from the project's GitHub Releases page.
Steps
Download the latest x64-setup.exe from GitHub Releases.
Run the installer.
Expected outcome
The packaged Meetily desktop application is installed on Windows.
Guide limitations
- The packaged installer uses a Vulkan-enabled Whisper build.
- CUDA acceleration requires a source build configured with a compatible NVIDIA CUDA toolchain.
Install Meetily on macOS
Set up the packaged macOS desktop application.
Before you start
- The macOS DMG release listed by the project.
Steps
Download meetily_0.4.1_aarch64.dmg from GitHub Releases.
Open the downloaded DMG file.
Drag Meetily to the Applications folder.
Open Meetily from the Applications folder.
Expected outcome
Meetily is placed in the macOS Applications folder and opened from there.
Guide limitations
- The cited installation instructions specify the aarch64 DMG package.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 2 October 2026
- Original website title
- Zackriya-Solutions/meetily · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

