Desktop app

The full JotMe: live translation, transcription, real-time summary, notes, recordings, file translation, multilingual chat, and Voice Keyboard.

The desktop app is the only surface that can capture the audio your computer plays, which is what makes it work with any meeting tool. Everything else in JotMe is built around what it records.

The workspace#

The desktop workspace is organised into these areas:

Section	What it includes
Home	Calendar, meeting and event recordings, translated files, Your focus summary, and multilingual chat history
Recordings	Live meeting and event recordings, and prerecorded video and audio uploads
Translate	Text, documents and PDFs, images, audio files, and video dubbing
Chat	Multilingual direct messages and group chats
People	People from meetings, events, chats, and shared translations; opened from the utility controls
Team plan admin	Available only to Team plan admins; manage members, seats, pooled minutes, invites, and billing

42 of 300 translation minutes

88 of 600 transcription minutes

1,240 of 5,000 AI Credits

7,819 of 700,000 chat tokens

Upgrade

The plan pill sits near the bottom of the sidebar. Hover or focus Usage to see translation minutes, transcription minutes, AI credits, and chat tokens as you spend them.

Home#

Coming up connects Google Calendar and lists your next events. Start note-taking or live translation with the mode shown on the event, use the chevron to switch modes, or open the gear to configure that event first. Each event keeps its own live-session settings and its own reserved join link. See Calendar.

Your focus holds your operational context: goal, status, open items, your team. JotMe uses it to personalise AI translations and meeting notes, updates it automatically, and lets you edit it or switch auto-update off.