Whistle Enterprise's answer

Recording, transcription and AI writing all run on the user's own computer. No bot joins the call. No audio leaves the device. A custom fine tuned AI model from BlazingBanana writes the structured meeting document on a normal laptop CPU. Every line in the document traces back to the transcript line it came from, so the record is checkable.

Whistle Enterprise's answer

Because the conversation does not leave the user's computer. There is no bot to disclose in a client meeting, no account to create, no external internet connection at any point. Whistle Enterprise is bought once per seat with a year of updates included. After the update year ends, the licensed software keeps working forever. Only new releases stop being available.

Whistle Enterprise's answer

There are conversations Tobias did not want sending to a cloud provider, and every other tool required it. So he built Whistle Enterprise. The custom AI model from BlazingBanana was built specifically for meeting document generation, and the whole pipeline runs on the user's own machine because the people who most need this kind of record are the ones who cannot lawfully send the audio anywhere else.

Whistle Enterprise's answer

Law firms, advisory teams, compliance leads, HR, public sector teams and anyone else whose meetings cannot be sent to a cloud service. The audience is defined by the kind of work, not the size of the company. Client conversations, witness statements, board discussions and investigations all need a proper written record but cannot lawfully be sent to a third party processor.

Whistle Enterprise's answer

Closed source commercial software. The installer bundles a published speech recognition model for transcription and a custom AI model from BlazingBanana for document generation. Both run on the user's CPU on a normal work laptop, with no GPU required and no external model fetch at runtime.