The short answer

What is Parley Notes?

Conversation intelligence that runs in your pocket. It records the conversation and writes the notes, then tells you what all of them add up to: what was agreed, what you owe people, what keeps coming up.

Android app, free on Google Play. iPhone coming. Web app for Teams, Meet and Zoom calls.

Definition

Parley Notes is an AI conversation intelligence app. It records meetings and calls through your phone's microphone or your browser, transcribes them on the device, and writes the notes: the decisions, the action items and who owns them. Notes are where it starts, not where it stops. Feed it anything a conversation leaves behind, from recordings and imported transcripts to voice notes, email threads, documents and podcasts, and it will tell you which topics keep coming back, what you promised and have not done, and what changed since the last conversation, with the sources attached.

Nothing joins your call. No laptop required. No enterprise price tag.

Parley Notes at a glance
What it isAn AI conversation intelligence app: it takes the notes, then tells you what they add up to
Runs onAndroid today, iPhone coming, plus a web app and extensions for Chrome and Edge
RecordsYour phone's microphone, or a call in your browser. Nothing joins the meeting.
Transcribes25 European languages on the device, offline, on Android. Browser calls in the cloud.
Also takesTeams and Meet transcripts, .vtt and .srt files, WhatsApp voice notes, email threads, Slack messages, PDFs, Word and PowerPoint files, YouTube and podcast links
Gives backNotes shaped for the occasion, action items with owners, the full transcript, and what all of it adds up to
CostsThe app is free. Paid plans add cloud summaries, sync and browser recording.
PrivacyRecord and transcribe with no account. One button deletes everything, everywhere.
What it does

Notes first, then what they add up to

Records anywhere

A meeting in a room, a call on speaker, a video call in your browser. If your microphone hears it, Parley has it.

Writes the notes

Not a wall of transcript. The decisions, the action items and who owns them, in the shape that conversation needed.

Takes everything else

Transcripts, voice notes, email threads, Slack messages, documents, slides and podcasts import into the same notes, written up the same way.

Reads across all of it

Ask anything of every conversation you have had: what was agreed, which topic keeps coming back, what changed since last time. You get the answer and the notes it came from.

One layer

Every source, one searchable place

Your work is not discussed in one app, so it should not be remembered in six. Everything Parley takes in feeds the same layer, which is what makes one question answerable across all of it.

What goes in
Meetings and calls recorded on your phone
Teams, Meet and Zoom calls recorded in your browser
Teams and Meet transcripts, or a .vtt or .srt from anywhere
The voice note a friend or a client sent you on WhatsApp
Email threads and the Slack messages you mark
PDFs, Word files and slide decks
A YouTube video or a podcast episode
Whatever you write in the Journal
What comes out
Notes written for the occasion, not one template for all of them
Action items with an owner and a date, ready to send
Search across every line ever transcribed, not just titles
Answers to questions, with the sources attached
Why it is different

Built for the phone, priced for a person

Most conversation tools assume a laptop, a calendar invite and a bot that joins the call. Parley assumes a phone in your pocket and a conversation nobody scheduled.

  • Nothing joins your meeting: the microphone in the room does the work
  • Recording and transcription run on the device, offline, with no account
  • Corridor conversations count, not only video calls with a link
  • Priced for one person, not per enterprise seat

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Price

What does it cost?

The app is free on Google Play: record, transcribe and keep your notes on the phone for nothing. Paid plans add cloud summaries, sync across devices and recording calls in the browser. The pricing page has the numbers.

Questions people ask first

What is Parley Notes, in one sentence?

An AI conversation intelligence app. It records your conversations on your phone, writes them up as decisions and action items, and then reads across every meeting, call, thread and document you have given it to tell you what was agreed, what you owe people and what keeps coming up.

Is Parley Notes free?

The app is free on Google Play, and recording, transcribing and keeping notes on the phone need no account at all. Paid plans add cloud summaries, sync across devices and recording calls in the browser.

Is there an iPhone app?

Not yet. Parley runs on Android today and the iPhone app is on the way. In the meantime the web app opens in any browser, and it records Teams, Meet and Zoom calls in Chrome and Edge.

Does a bot join my meeting?

No. On the phone Parley listens through the microphone, so it captures the room and a call on speaker alike. In the browser the call is recorded on your own computer. No extra participant appears in the meeting and nothing is installed on the call.

Does it work offline?

Yes, for the parts that matter in the room: recording, live transcription and speaker separation run on the device with no connection. AI summaries need the cloud, so they are saved with a waiting status and run themselves once you are back online.

What can it take besides live meetings?

Teams and Meet transcripts, any .vtt or .srt export, the voice note someone sent you on WhatsApp, email threads, the Slack messages you mark, PDFs, Word files, slide decks, and a YouTube video or a podcast episode. They all become notes in the same searchable place.

Which devices does it run on?

Android today, with the iPhone app on the way. There is also a web app for Teams, Meet and Zoom calls, and extensions for Chrome and Edge. Your notes sync between them; the audio recorded on your phone stays on your phone.

Try it on your next conversation

Free to start. Nothing to schedule, nobody to invite.