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Try the Aftercall test build

A build for early testers. Notes are real; money isn't: payments run on NEAR testnet with test USDC. Recaps open in your own Mail app, or go through Aftercall when you choose Send.

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Test build · NEAR testnet · macOS 14.2 or later · your own NEAR AI key
Quickest: install from Terminal
curl -fsSL https://getaftercall.vercel.app/install.sh | sh

It downloads the same build, checks its fingerprint, puts Aftercall in Applications and opens it, with no macOS warning. That skips Apple's check, so you're trusting this site instead.

Or download it, then open it the first time
  1. 01Drag it to ApplicationsOpen the downloaded file and drag Aftercall into Applications.
  2. 02Open it oncemacOS says “Apple could not verify ‘Aftercall’ is free of malware”, because this build isn't notarized yet. Click Done, not Move to Bin.
  3. 03Allow itIn System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway next to Aftercall. macOS asks once; after that it opens like any app.

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The test build runs on Macs with macOS 14.2 or later, on NEAR testnet. Join the waitlist for a Windows build, for mainnet and a signed app, or just for news.

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What it will ask for, and why

macOS asks the first time each one is needed. The wording below is what the prompt says.

Change any of them in System Settings › Privacy & Security
  • MicrophonePrivacy & Security › MicrophoneAftercall records your side of the call to make private meeting notes. The audio is deleted once the notes are saved.Needed to record
  • Screen & System Audio RecordingPrivacy & Security › Screen & System Audio RecordingThe call's audio, not your screen.Aftercall records the call's audio to make private meeting notes. The audio is deleted once the notes are saved.Needed to record
  • CalendarPrivacy & Security › CalendarsOnly if you choose Connect calendar in Settings.Aftercall reads the meeting you're recording from your calendar to name the notes and suggest who gets the recap. It never changes your calendar.Off by default
  • NotificationsSystem Settings › NotificationsTells you when a meeting’s notes are ready to review.Off by default
  • KeychainYour login keychain, on this MacHolds the key that seals your recordings and notes, your NEAR AI key, and the app's limited NEAR key.Needed to record

What you need

  • A Mac on macOS 14.2 or laterAftercall records the call's audio with a Core Audio tap, so it runs on a Mac only. The test build runs on both Apple silicon and Intel.
  • A NEAR testnet account, to try paymentsOptional. Settings › NEAR walks you through one. Test USDC is free from Circle's faucet at faucet.circle.com: pick NEAR Testnet.
  • Your own NEAR AI keyFrom cloud.near.ai. Notes run on it, and each run shows an estimated cost.

First run

  1. 01Check your audioPlay something with sound and say a few words. macOS asks for the microphone and system audio here. The test recording is deleted straight away.
  2. 02Add your NEAR AI keyPaste a key from cloud.near.ai. Aftercall checks it and keeps it in your Keychain. You can record without one; notes wait until you add it.
  3. 03Record a callStart the call in any app, then press ⌘⇧R: it works from any app while Aftercall is running, unless another app already uses it or you turn that off in Settings. Or press New recording, or use the menu bar. Tell everyone you're taking notes; Aftercall asks you to confirm it.
  4. 04Approve the follow-upsDraft a recap in Mail, or send it through Aftercall once a NEAR testnet account is connected in Settings, which signs you in. Payments use that account's agent wallet, with test money.