AegisMeetings
Meeting notes sealed — even if our DB is stolen
AegisMeetings launched on July 19, 2026 with 7 votes, #2,664 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
Built so even with a stolen DB + root everywhere, I still can’t decrypt finished meetings (audio, transcripts, summaries, vocab). Honest limit: one-job ASR RAM window—not E2EE. Founding limited · pay first, then vault. ≤30h transcription in 7 days → unconditional refund. Poke holes welcome. https://aegismeetings.com/
Record or upload your meetings and get transcripts, key points, and action items automatically — jump back to the original audio anytime you need to confirm something. First-time sign-in may include a free trial.
Record live or upload an audio file, and get a transcript, key points, and action items automatically. Want to double-check a line? One click takes you straight back to that moment in the recording. Meeting records open only on devices you've authorized — they aren't left publicly readable. You're busy taking notes during the meeting, so you miss half of what people actually say. The meeting ends, and you still need an hour to relisten, organize, and write down action items. A few days later you want to confirm exactly what was said, and you can't find it. What AegisMeetings does is simple: those hassles end when the meeting ends. Aligned on the release pace: lock the…from aegismeetings.com
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