Yogurt: open-source AI meeting notes that run fully local, backed by Y Combinator
thisdudelikesAI · x · 2026-11-14
Yogurt, a YC-backed open-source tool, offers AI meeting notes that never leave your machine, now with 825 stars on GitHub and available for Mac (Apple silicon), Windows, and Linux.
How it works:
- Doesn't join meetings; records your mic and computer audio only, so other participants need no installs
- whisper.cpp transcribes speech in real time
- A local open-weight model (5 GB, 8 GB RAM required) writes summaries via llama.cpp
- An optional local MCP server lets Claude or other assistants read your notes
Audio, transcripts, and all AI processing stay on-device.
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