- What is EchoLog?
- EchoLog is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that records your calls, transcribes them live with speaker labels, and writes a summary when you hang up. While you talk, it can suggest answers taken from your own documents.
- How much does EchoLog cost?
- EchoLog costs €5, paid once. The license includes 12 months of updates, use on up to 3 devices and 100 cloud credits. After 12 months the app keeps working; renewing updates for another year costs €5 and adds another 100 credits.
- Which systems does EchoLog run on?
- EchoLog runs on Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or later) with macOS 13 or later, and on Windows. Intel Macs are not supported.
- Do I need an account or an API key?
- No. You buy a license, get the key by email and paste it into the app. The 100 included cloud credits cover about 1.5 hours of live transcription, or about 3.5 hours of recorded files. You can also use your own key for a transcription service.
- Which apps does it work with?
- Any call app that plays sound on your computer, such as Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Slack. EchoLog records your microphone and the system audio, so it doesn’t join the call as a bot.
- What is EchoLog Cloud?
- It is the cloud service that comes with your license. It transcribes your calls and runs the AI behind summaries, answers and Whisperer, and you pay for it with the included credits. It stores nothing that passes through it: no audio, no text and no requests.
- Are my recordings uploaded?
- Recordings and the index of your documents stay on your computer. If you transcribe with EchoLog Cloud, the audio passes through our server and is not stored. With the built-in local engine, summaries and answers never leave your computer.
- Can I get a refund?
- Yes, if you ask within 14 days of buying and have used under 30 minutes of EchoLog Cloud transcription (about 33 of the 100 included credits). The €5 renewal follows the same rule, counted from the day you pay it.