Recording with the Desktop App
Tamloot Desktop detects your Zoom and Google Meet sessions and records them automatically. Runs on macOS and Windows.
1. Download & Install
Install from the Microsoft Store — open the listing and click "Get".
- Download for Apple silicon (M1+) or Intel
- Open the
.dmgand drag Tamloot into Applications
2. Sign In
Launch Tamloot, click "Sign In", and finish in your browser (Google, Apple, or email). The app picks up your session automatically.
One sign-in. You're set.
3. Grant Permissions
The app shows a permissions checklist — each turns green once granted.
| Permission | Why | How |
|---|---|---|
| Microphone | Capture session audio | Click "Allow" on the system prompt |
That's all Windows needs.
| Permission | Why | How |
|---|---|---|
| Microphone | Capture session audio | Click "Allow" on the system prompt |
| Screen Recording | Capture meeting audio | System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen Recording → enable Tamloot |
| Accessibility | Detect active meetings | System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility → enable Tamloot |
Restart Tamloot after enabling Screen Recording or Accessibility.
4. Record a Session
Recording runs itself. Start a Zoom or Google Meet call — Tamloot detects it and starts recording on its own. The status indicator confirms it's live.
When the call ends, recording stops and uploads in the background. Minutes later, your session lands in the Sessions page with transcript, summary, themes, action items, and notes ready.
Tips
- 20-second minimum — shorter recordings are skipped.
- Link sessions to clients for sharper AI notes.
- Get consent — make sure participants know they're being recorded.
- Prefer the browser? Use the Chrome Extension or Invite Bot.