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Superwhisper partners with Cohere to launch on-device meeting recorder

Toronto-based Superwhisper rolled out a meeting recorder running local AI models in partnership with Cohere.

OSH Desk1 min read

Toronto-based startup Superwhisper has partnered with enterprise model provider Cohere to release a meeting recorder tool that runs directly on user hardware [1].

Founded in 2023 by Neil Chudleigh, the startup builds voice dictation and transcription software [1]. Rather than streaming conversational audio to remote cloud servers, the updated meeting recorder handles data processing locally on the client machine [1].

Superwhisper head of growth Brendan James noted that data isolation remains a strategic priority for the software, stating that "privacy has always been a main point of our brand" given the sensitive nature of workplace transcription [1]. The partnership integrates Cohere's technology while maintaining the platform's focus on local execution.

Questions and answers

What does the Cohere and Superwhisper integration do?

The partnership brings a meeting recorder to Superwhisper that processes conversation data locally on the user's computer.

Where is Superwhisper based?

Superwhisper is based in Toronto and was founded in 2023 by Neil Chudleigh.

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Sources

  1. 1.Superwhisper, Cohere partner on meeting recorder for enterprise clients — BetaKit, Oct 15, 2026

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