Record your Google Meet. Decker transcribes it, extracts the key points, and generates a polished presentation — before anyone leaves the call.
MIT licensed · Your OpenAI key · No backend · No data stored
“You're 45 minutes into a great meeting. Ideas are flying. Decisions are made. Then everyone closes their laptops — and it's gone.”
Decker captures it all. In the last minute of the call, you hit Generate. A Reveal.js presentation drops in the chat.
That's the aha moment. ✨
Don't confuse this for a MoM (minutes of meeting) tool, a meeting recorder, or a always-on transcription service. Those are different things. Decker is a meeting-to-deck tool — you use it at specific moments, in specific meetings, when you want to end with impact.
Think: a pitch call. A strategy session. A kickoff with a new client. A demo where you want to leave something behind. You'll know the meeting. When you're in it, you'll know. Hit record, let Decker do the work, and wrap the meeting by sharing a deck — right there, before anyone closes their laptop.
That said — you can absolutely use it like a meeting notes tool. The HTML notes output is free, clean, and shareable. But that's the bonus. The point is the presentation.
Three steps. Under a minute. No setup, no server, no subscription.
Every feature exists to help you close meetings with conviction.
Captures your Google Meet tab audio — no screen-share dialog, no extra installs, zero friction.
Whisper processes your audio every 16 seconds as you speak. Watch the transcript build in real time.
GPT-4o reads the transcript and surfaces the 5–12 most important discussion points. You pick the ones that matter.
Generate a Reveal.js slide deck or a scrollable HTML notes document — your call, literally.
Chart.js and Mermaid diagrams generated automatically where your data calls for them.
Calls go from your browser directly to OpenAI. No backend. No storage. No middleman. Audit the code yourself.
Decker has no AI on its servers. You plug in your own OpenAI API key — it's stored locally in your browser and goes directly to OpenAI. We never see it, touch it, or bill you for it. A typical meeting costs a few cents in API usage. You control everything: the key, the data, the cost.
Free if you build it. One dollar if you just want to use it.
Clone, build, and run Decker yourself. MIT licensed — fork it, extend it, ship your own version.
🔑 Both options are BYOK — your OpenAI API key, stored in your browser, billed directly to your OpenAI account. We never handle your key or your data. Typical cost: a few cents per meeting.
Decker is MIT licensed. Every line of code is on GitHub — inspect it, fork it, deploy it. We don't store recordings, transcripts, or decks. Your API key goes directly from your browser to OpenAI. Nothing passes through our servers.
Add your OpenAI API key once. All AI calls are billed to your account. A typical meeting costs under $0.05.
The web backend is a Next.js app. Deploy it on Vercel, fly.io, or your own server in minutes.
Not just open source — it's a simple codebase. No telemetry, no tracking, no surprises.
All Chromium-based browsers work today. Firefox and Safari are on the roadmap.
Free if you build it. A dollar if you just want to use it. No catch.
One-time payment · Use forever · MIT licensed