Notability has introduced a new desktop workflow for its note-taking platform, enabling Mac and Windows users to initiate recording sessions directly from their calendar events. This integration is designed to streamline the process of capturing and organizing content from meetings and lectures.
With the new feature, users can record meetings and lectures, and Notability will automatically combine the resulting recordings, transcripts, and any notes taken during the session into a single document. This document is then linked to the specific calendar event, providing a centralized record of the meeting.
A notable aspect of this update is Notability's method of capturing audio. Unlike some other meeting recording solutions that require a bot to join the call, Notability's new workflow captures system audio directly from the user's computer. This eliminates the need for additional participants in the call for recording purposes.
The new calendar integration feature is available to Notability's Plus and Pro subscribers. Pro users receive unlimited live audio transcription, while Plus subscribers have a usage limit. Notability also announced upcoming features, including syllabus import to auto-structure academic terms and a free tier for new users to try features before subscribing.
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Notability has released a new desktop workflow for Mac and Windows users that allows direct recording of meetings and lectures from calendar events. This feature automatically organizes recordings, transcripts, and notes into a single document tied to the corresponding event, aiming to simplify the capture and organization of meeting content.