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What is Superpowered?

Superpowered is an AI notetaker that captures meeting audio directly from your device and converts it to notes and summaries in real time. Unlike traditional meeting recording tools, it works without adding bots to calls or creating separate recordings, which means you avoid the friction of disclosure and consent. The tool supports all major meeting platforms and works on macOS and Windows. It's designed for teams that want accurate meeting notes without the manual work of transcription, and it emphasises privacy by deleting audio immediately after processing and retaining transcripts only for seven days. With features like auto-join and productivity shortcuts, it aims to make note-taking invisible during meetings.

Key Features

Live transcription

converts meeting audio to text in real time as you speak

Multi-platform support

works across Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Slack Huddles and other meeting tools

Auto-generated summaries

produces key points and action items automatically after meetings end

Auto-join

automatically enters scheduled meetings to begin capturing notes

Privacy-first design

deletes audio immediately after transcription and stores transcripts for only seven days

No bot addition

captures audio from your device rather than adding a participant to the call

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Removes the friction of adding recording bots to meetings; no consent notifications or participant lists affected
  • Strong privacy and compliance standards with SOC-2 Type II and GDPR certification
  • Works across all major meeting platforms without platform-specific setup for each one
  • Frees time during meetings by eliminating manual note-taking and follow-up transcription work

Limitations

  • Only available on macOS and Windows; no native mobile app, so you cannot capture notes from phone meetings
  • Accuracy depends on audio quality from your device microphone, which can vary in noisy environments
  • Seven-day transcript retention means long-term archival requires you to export or save notes elsewhere

Use Cases

Sales teams capturing call notes from client meetings without asking permission to record

Project managers tracking decisions and action items across multiple team meetings weekly

Legal or compliance teams that need meeting records but face friction adding external recording tools

Distributed teams needing searchable meeting summaries across different time zones and platforms