Quick start
Capture your first conversation and see what Banter does with it — right in the browser, nothing to install.
Banter’s core loop is simple: record a conversation, get a speaker-labeled transcript next to your notes, then hand the whole thing to AI. You can run the loop end to end in about two minutes.
What you need
- A Banter account (app.usebanter.ai)
- Chrome or Edge — capturing a meeting tab’s audio only works there; notes and everything else work in any browser
Capture your first conversation
- Open a note — any note. Recordings live inside notes, so whatever note is open is where the recording lands.
- Click the microphone button in the editor toolbar.
- Pick a source:
- Microphone — just you talking, or people in the room with you.
- Tab + microphone — you’re in an online meeting. Your browser shows a share picker: select the meeting tab (with tab audio on), or — if the meeting is in a native app like Zoom desktop — pick Entire screen with Also share system audio.
- Talk for 30 seconds.
- Click the microphone again to stop.
The recording uploads and, a few minutes later, the note has a full transcript with speaker labels and timestamps, plus a summary.
Now ask your AI about it
Press Cmd+L (Ctrl+L on Windows) to open the assistant and try:
Draft a follow-up email from this note.
The assistant reads the transcript and note, drafts the email, and cites what it used — every claim links back to the note or transcript line it came from.
Where to go next
- Choose your setup — the web app is enough to start; the extension, desktop app, and iOS app add capture surfaces.
- Capture recipes for Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and in-person conversations.
- Connect your own AI over MCP — use Claude, Codex, or Gemini against your workspace.