Typing while listening is neither.
Splitting attention between the client and the keyboard means shallow notes and a shallower conversation. Your client can tell.
Fazit turns your 1:1 client calls on Zoom into finished session notes in Obsidian or Apple Notes — summary, action items, a paste-ready follow-up email. Transcribed locally. The audio isn't stored. It's never created.
You end the call present and useful — then spend the next twenty minutes reconstructing it from memory. Or worse, you didn't stay present at all.
A real session, end to end: Sarah's pricing call, thirty-one minutes, one click at each end — and the audio never touches a disk.
audio is transcribed in memory and never saved
The audio never existed.
fazit. — every call, down to its bottom line
Every other notetaker asks you to trust their cloud. Fazit removes the thing you'd have to trust anyone with: the recording itself never exists.
Nothing joins your call. Your client experiences a person who is fully present — because you are.
Transcription and note-writing run on your Mac. The only server involved is localhost.
Audio is transcribed in memory and destroyed the moment text exists. Nothing to leak, nothing to subpoena.
One email, no password — a sign-in link lands in your inbox and opens your account. Checkout and VAT are handled securely when you buy, and your license attaches to the same email.
Start a 7-day free trial — or buy — and the download unlocks in your account. Drag to Applications, open, choose your Obsidian vault folder — the standard Mac install, done in a minute.
macOS asks for microphone and audio-capture on your first session. Fazit sets up the local models for you — no technical steps.
Say the honest line — “I take notes with a local tool, it doesn't record audio” — click Start, and be entirely present. Fazit handles the bottom line.