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Products

Two products. One local-first foundation.

Zolash turns your meetings into notes you can trust and answers you can find — and does all of it on your own device. Nothing about your meetings is uploaded, and nothing reaches us.

AI Notetaker

Bot-less capture, on-device transcription, and editable summaries — for every meeting.

  • No bot joins the call
  • On-device transcription with speaker labels
  • Editable AI summaries and action items
  • Local automations, API, MCP & webhooks

Chat

Ask anything about your meetings — answered from your own history, on your device.

  • Ask across your entire meeting history
  • Answers cited back to the transcript
  • A full-page view and an in-meeting panel
  • Runs on-device — your history never leaves

The shared foundation

Both products run inside the same on-device boundary.

Whether you’re capturing a meeting or asking about one, the work happens on your machine. There’s no cloud round trip, and your meeting content never becomes someone else’s data.

Questions, answered.

What are Zolash’s products?

Two, built on the same local-first foundation: the AI Notetaker (records, transcribes, and summarises your meetings without a bot) and Chat (ask questions across your meeting history). Both run and stay on your device.

Do the products share the same privacy model?

Yes. Everything — recording, transcription, summaries, and chat — runs on your machine. Your meeting content never leaves your device and never reaches us; only a license check, opt-in calendar sync, and exports you trigger ever touch the network.

Are both included in a plan?

Yes. A Zolash license includes the AI Notetaker and Chat, with unlimited meetings and no AI credits — because the models run on your own hardware.

Notes and answers — all on your device.

Start your free trial. Both products are built in — nothing to configure, and no meeting content ever leaves your machine.

Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Nothing uploaded.