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What Tiro does

Tiro turns your conversation into text in real time, then builds a tidy note the moment it ends. You no longer have to take notes during a meeting instead of paying attention, or write everything up after it’s over. Tiro turns conversations into assets in three stages.
  1. Record: Capture a meeting, call, or lecture, and Tiro writes the transcript and summary automatically.
  2. Wiki: The people, topics, and decisions scattered across your records are organized into your organization’s own language.
  3. Agents: AI such as Ask Tiro and Claude draws on that knowledge to work with your team’s context in mind.

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Key features

  • Live transcription and summaries: Words appear on screen as they’re spoken, so you can catch anything you missed on the spot. Live Recording
  • The right capture method for the moment: Use offline recording when you can’t watch the screen, upload an existing audio file, or switch to Conference mode at an event.
  • Multilingual support: Tiro recognizes 15 languages, and you can set the conversation language and the writing language differently to get real-time translation.
  • Documents in the format you want: A one-page document is generated automatically when recording ends, and templates let you shape it into a meeting note or interview format.
  • Tools that raise accuracy: Speaker Diarization, context, and the word book capture even your team’s proper nouns correctly.
  • Built for teams: Invite members to a workspace, share notes automatically through team folders, and wire notes into your workflow with Slack auto-sharing.
  • Working with AI: Ask Ask Tiro about your notes, build knowledge with the wiki, and connect external AI agents through API, MCP, and CLI.

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Where can you use it?

Use the same account on the web, the desktop app (Windows and Mac), the mobile app (iOS and Android), and Apple Watch. For what’s unique to each platform, see the app guide.

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Get started

Sign up and a free trial of 300 minutes over 3 weeks begins, no payment method required. Head to the quickstart and create your first note in 5 minutes.
Related pages: Quickstart · App guide · Connect Tiro to AI