Turn your AI agent
into a meeting assistant.
This is how your meetings reach the workflows you already work in, whether that is ChatGPT or Claude.
- You decide what your agent sees
- No second AI subscription
- Works with the agent you already have
Your agent is where your work comes together.
Your tools sit all around you.
Each one is building its own little assistant. And charging you extra for it.
And each one builds its own connections to every other one.
Meanwhile the intelligence has been in the middle all along. And you already pay for it.
Tyll and your agent complement each other. One listens, the other thinks ahead.
Tyll uses your agent's intelligence. And your agent uses what Tyll knows.
No new chatbot, no API key of your own, no extra subscription. Tyll works with the account you already have.
This is what you know. Your agent asks, Tyll answers from your conversations.
And Tyll gives your agent work of its own accord.
Both directions at once. That is the part almost nobody builds.
Tyll does little. That little, properly.
Record, dictate, make conversations searchable. And always know who said what and when. Everything else belongs to your agent, because with more context it does all of that better than we ever could.
Currently tuned for ChatGPT and Claude.
Speak instead of typing.
Press your shortcut and speak. Press it again and your words land as text right where your cursor blinks. In any app, any text field, any prompt, locally on your Mac. Including your agent's input field, where you would otherwise type.
- Speak long prompts in one breath instead of typing them
- Perfect for long AI context, notes and quick replies
- Runs offline on your Mac, no service listens in
You listen. Tyll takes notes.
Tyll records you and the other side at the same time and knows who said what and when. People Tyll knows are matched automatically. The result is a clean transcript with names, timestamps and the original audio to listen back to. That is what your agent reads later.
- Works in any meeting app, whether Zoom, Teams or Meet
- No bot joins the call, the recording runs on your Mac
- Full attention on the conversation while the transcript writes itself
Every meeting becomes a finished transcript.
Tyll detects who's speaking, tags every sentence with a name and timestamp, and files the recording searchable in your library. Everything stays local on your Mac.
Buy once. Keep it.
Elsewhere, dictation and a meeting assistant are two apps with two subscriptions, easily $20 and up per month combined. Tyll is both in one app, $69 once for macOS and no running costs.
Good to know.
Does Tyll run entirely locally on the Mac? +
Yes. Recording and transcription run fully on your Mac, with no cloud and no account. You decide what your agent sees. When you ask it something or trigger a summary, it reads the finished conversations through your existing ChatGPT or Claude account, with no extra costs and no second subscription.
Does Tyll work with ChatGPT and Claude? +
Yes, that is what Tyll is built for. Your agent reads your finished meetings, answers questions about them and derives follow-up tasks. It runs through your existing ChatGPT or Claude account, with no second subscription and no API key.
Can ChatGPT or Claude summarize my meetings? +
Yes. Pick Codex or Claude, and your agent turns the finished transcript into a structured summary with decisions and next steps. Tyll stores it right with the meeting.
Do I need an account or a subscription? +
No. Tyll works without an account and without a subscription. Download the app and get started right away.
How much does Tyll cost? +
Tyll is a one-time purchase of $69, not a subscription. You pay once, use Tyll with no running costs, and get updates for the current version. Dictation and meeting transcription are both included in this one app. The agent features use your existing ChatGPT or Claude account, so there is no second AI subscription.
What's the difference between Dictation and Meetings? +
Dictation turns your voice into text in any app at the press of a key. Meetings records conversations, automatically detects who's speaking, and produces a complete transcript; an agent summary is optional.
Does Tyll work with Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet? +
Yes. Tyll captures your meeting audio system-wide, so it works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and any other conferencing app.
Does Tyll automatically detect who is speaking? +
Yes. Tyll separates speakers automatically and labels them in the transcript, so you can instantly see who said what.
Does dictation work offline? +
Yes. Because transcription runs directly on your Mac, dictation works even without an internet connection.
Which languages are supported? +
The bundled local speech recognition supports 25 European languages, including English and German, and detects the language automatically.
Which Mac do I need for Tyll? +
Tyll requires macOS 15 or later and is optimized for Apple silicon Macs (M1 and newer).
Is Tyll an alternative to Wispr Flow, Superwhisper, Otter or Granola? +
Yes. Tyll combines dictation (like Wispr Flow or Superwhisper) and AI meeting transcription (like Otter or Granola) in one app. Unlike those cloud services, Tyll runs locally on your Mac by default and is a one-time purchase instead of a subscription.
Bring your meetings to your agent.
Tyll runs locally on your Mac, records, knows who said what, and makes your conversations available to the agent you already work with.