From conversation to done.
Zolash turns finished meetings into action: send a summary to Slack, Notion, or Linear, drop it into a local Markdown folder, or wire your own workflow through a local API, MCP, and webhooks. You trigger every outbound push, so your meeting content stays on your device until you decide to send a specific note somewhere.
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Push to where you work
Send a summary to Slack, Notion, or Linear — the moment you’re done.
When a meeting ends, route its summary and action items to the tools your team already lives in, or drop them into a local Markdown folder you keep yourself. You choose the destination, and the push happens when you trigger it — nothing leaves the device on autopilot.
Script it yourself
A local API, MCP, and webhooks for your own workflows.
Wire Zolash into your own pipeline through a local API, the Model Context Protocol, and webhooks. Build the exact hand-off you want — create a ticket, update a CRM, file a doc — while the meeting content itself stays on your machine until you send it somewhere.
Why local matters here
You trigger every outbound push.
Automation usually means a tool quietly shipping your data around. Zolash inverts that: nothing leaves the device automatically. Each integration sends only the note you choose, only when you click — so you get the convenience of hand-offs without giving up control of where your conversations go.
See the privacy architectureWhat’s included
- One-click send to Slack, Notion, Linear, and more
- Export to a local Markdown folder you control
- Local API for your own integrations
- Model Context Protocol (MCP) support
- Webhooks to trigger downstream workflows
- You trigger every outbound push — nothing is automatic
Questions, answered.
Where can Zolash send my summaries?
To tools like Slack, Notion, and Linear, or to a local Markdown folder you keep yourself. You can also build custom destinations with the local API, MCP, and webhooks.
Does using an integration mean my meeting content goes to the cloud?
Only the specific note you choose to push goes to the destination you pick, and only when you trigger it. Nothing is sent in the background, and the rest of your meeting content stays on your device.
What is the local API and MCP for?
They let you script your own hand-offs — creating a ticket, updating a CRM, filing a doc — from your own tools. The API runs locally, so you build workflows without routing your data through a third party first.
Can I automate without any of my data leaving until I say so?
Yes. By design, outbound pushes are things you trigger. Until you send a note somewhere, it stays on your machine — you decide what leaves and when.
Turn every meeting into done work.
Start your free trial. The on-device model is built in — nothing to configure, nothing to upload.
Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Nothing uploaded.