v0.2.0 — Ledgeur for macOS

The first published build of the Ledgeur desktop app for macOS.

Ledgeur records a meeting, transcribes it and works out who said what — all on
your own machine. Nothing is uploaded. The desktop app captures system audio as
well as your microphone, so it hears the whole call rather than just your half.

Download

Ledgeur_0.2.0_universal.dmg — 13 MB, macOS 10.15 Catalina or later.

One file for every Mac: the build is universal, so it runs natively on both
Apple Silicon and Intel. No Rosetta, nothing to choose between.

It is signed with a Developer ID certificate and notarised by Apple, with the
ticket stapled to the download — so it opens with the ordinary "downloaded from
the internet" prompt rather than a warning that the developer cannot be
verified, and the check works offline.

sha256 8bb4735bdf3b5a9f3b12d327d1895e0f3f11f042d171a5edabefd4dc39c111df

In this build

• Speaker separation. Transcripts are split by speaker rather than arriving
  as one undifferentiated wall of text. Name a voice once and it is recognised
  in later meetings.
• On-device transcription via Whisper, with an explicit fallback ladder so
  machines without WebGPU still work — that path was broken for every such user
  and is fixed here.
• Accounts and sync, opt-in. Sign in with email and password; recordings
  stay local unless you choose to sync them.
• Agent access over MCP on the paid plan, so your own tools can read the
  record under the same row-level security you have.

Other platforms

Windows and Linux are not published yet. The app is cross-platform and builds
from source on both today (pnpm --filter @ledgeur/desktop tauri build); what
is missing is a signed installer, not the app.

There is also a browser version at https://www.ledgeur.com/app with nothing to
install, which does everything except capture system audio as reliably.