The meeting, live, as a link. Press Record in your browser and the words appear as they are said, speaker by speaker. Send the conversation to anybody as a private link, while it is still happening, and take it back in one click. No app to install, nothing to configure.
In beta · included with a Troctor licence · runs in your browser
Stop reading
meetings aloud.
Somebody misses the call. Somebody joins twenty minutes late. Somebody needs to follow along who was never invited. Today that person gets a summary afterwards, or a colleague typing fragments into a chat window. With Next they get the actual words, attributed to the actual speakers, seconds after they are said, in a browser tab, with nothing to install and no account to make.
The link is the invitation. Send it in the meeting chat, revoke it when the meeting is over, or leave it up as the record. The page is searchable, exportable as plain text, and reads like a transcript rather than a dashboard.
One button, honestly.
One button, in the browser
Press Record and the transcript starts, live, with speakers told apart as they talk. The audio goes straight from your browser to the transcription engine and never through our servers. What we store is the words.
Send the link
Share puts the conversation, everything said so far and every line that follows, behind a private, unguessable link, or in front of exactly the people you name. The people you send it to just open it. No account, no app.
Yours to revoke or delete
Stop sharing and the link dies within seconds, even in tabs that already have it open. Delete and the cloud copy is removed entirely, the recording on your Mac stays yours either way.
Two products, one honest line between them.
Troctor's promise has always been that your vault stays on your Mac. Next does not bend that promise, it draws a second, explicit boundary beside it.
Troctor
Local, as always
Your vault, your index, your recordings and every answer's context live on your Mac. Nothing about that changes. No meeting is uploaded because it happened, and nothing in your existing vault is ever migrated to the cloud. There is no setting that would do it.
Live, not "processing"
Finalised lines appear on the shared page seconds after they are spoken. A reader who scrolls up to check a number is left alone; a reader at the bottom follows the room.
Speakers, named
The same channel-plus-diarisation attribution the app uses, Speaker 1, Speaker 2, you, carried through to the shared page, never colour alone.
A page, not a product tour
The recipient sees a title, a live indicator, the words, search and a download button. Reading a transcript should not require learning a tool.
Unguessable by construction
A link is 190 bits of randomness minted server-side. There is no list to enumerate, no index to search, and shared pages tell search engines to stay out.
Summaries when it ends
Stop the recording and Next writes the overview, the action items and an outline, beside the transcript, never instead of it, and shared with whoever the transcript is shared with.
Your feed, everywhere
Every conversation lives at one address: live ones with a pulse, finished ones with their summary, all searchable, all exportable as TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON or Markdown.
In your next meeting,
share the meeting.
Sign in with your approved beta account and press Record.