Wispr Flow, a dictation tool, has released an AI “Notetaker” feature for Mac users that transcribes and summarizes meetings. Wired reports that the system is designed to be available for all meetings, providing live transcription alongside summaries. 9to5Mac adds that Notetaker is part of Wispr Flow’s first product offering beyond its core dictation functionality. It describes Notetaker as an AI meeting assistant that draws on multiple inputs to add context to the output. According to 9to5Mac, the assistant uses the user’s calendar, connected apps, and personal dictionaries to enrich transcripts, summaries, and meeting notes. Together, the reports frame Notetaker as one of several AI tools emerging for workplace communication and documentation, joining similar AI notetaker and meeting-assistant products. The available information focuses on the launch and the underlying approach—using transcription plus contextual data from calendars and user-defined resources—rather than on pricing, rollout timing, or measured performance.