Molly Meeting Notes
Install latest/stable of Molly Meeting Notes
Ubuntu 16.04 or later?
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Details for Molly Meeting Notes
Package name
- molly-meeting-notes
License
- Proprietary
Last updated
- 11 November 2026 - latest/stable
- 11 November 2026 - latest/beta
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Record meetings, transcribe speech, and create notes
Molly records your microphone, transcribes speech, and creates meeting notes. Use local Qwen models, your own Molly server, or your own OpenAI API account.
Local models run on your CPU. Download model weights in Settings after installation. The default speech and summary models need about 5.3 GB. Recordings and meeting history stay on this device. Cloud modes send audio or transcript text to the provider you select and use your own API credits.
Enable microphone and password-manager permissions in App Center before recording or saving a key. You can also run: sudo snap connect molly-meeting-notes:audio-record sudo snap connect molly-meeting-notes:password-manager-service
This Linux release captures the default microphone. System audio capture and automatic enumeration of Tailscale devices are not included in this Snap package. Add remote Molly servers with a connection code or address.
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