Teams and IT

Roll it out to a department without rolling out a server.

Most meeting tools arrive with a new vendor in your data flow, a new account for every person and a questionnaire that takes a month. This one arrives through the Mac App Store, keeps everything on each Mac, and the questionnaire is already answered.

$19 per person, once · No accounts · Nothing to host

Two colleagues talk across a table with laptops open
A woman presents from a meeting room to a laptop
Every Mac, on its own

No server, no tenant, no admin console. Nothing of yours on our side to secure.

Rollout planner

Tell it about your fleet. It writes the rollout sheet.

Four choices in, one page out: cost, what leaves your network, what each person approves, and what BITSUMMIT does before day one. Nothing here is sent anywhere; it is arithmetic on this page.

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Distribution
Notes written by
Meeting apps to detect
Rollout sheet40 Macs · Mac App Store
Licensing $760 USD, once. 40 × $19. No renewals; add a Mac later for another $19.
What leaves your network

Nothing. Audio, transcripts and notes stay on each Mac.

What each person approves, once
  • Microphone
  • Screen Recording, for the other side of the call
macOS does not let device management grant Microphone or Screen Recording silently. It can let standard users approve Screen Recording themselves.
Speech model

18.4 GB across the fleet if every Mac downloads its own 470 MB model, or pre-loaded by BITSUMMIT so first launch does not wait.

Detected automatically

Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet. Anything else, phone on speaker included, with ⌘⇧R.

Before day one, BITSUMMIT
  • Sets the standard notes provider and export folder
  • Pre-loads the speech model
  • Completes your security questionnaire
Send this sheet to sales Opens an email with these choices filled in. Nothing is sent until you press send.

The split

What IT gets, and what BITSUMMIT does.

What IT gets

  • Nothing to hostNo server, no tenant, no admin console. There is nothing of yours on our side to secure, audit or breach.
  • No accountsNobody signs up. Nobody's email address, calendar or directory is involved. There is no SSO to configure because there is no login. Offboarding is removing an app.
  • Deploys like any Mac appMac App Store through Apple Business Manager, or your device management tool. One folder of access, chosen by you.
  • Sandboxed and reviewedApp Sandbox, hardened runtime, privacy manifest, Mac App Store review. The App Store build never requests Accessibility.
  • A standard notes providerPoint every Mac at a local model, or at your organisation's own OpenAI or Anthropic account. Audio never goes to either.

What BITSUMMIT does

  • Plans the rolloutWhich Macs, which notes provider, which export folder, and how the files reach your existing document store if you want them to.
  • Pre-loads the speech modelThe Whisper model is about 470 MB. We package it so first launch does not wait on a download.
  • Completes your security questionnaireSend it over. Most answers are one word, because most data never leaves the Mac.
  • Supports your peopleAn engineer reads every message at app.support@bitsummit.com. We are a managed IT and security services company; this is what we do all day.

Across a department

Same app for everyone. Different meetings.

Each person's calls stay on their own Mac. Sharing happens the way it already does: a file, in the folder you chose, in the tools you already run.

A man gestures during a video call with several participants
Sales, on ZoomCoach during discovery calls. Notes in the shared drive before the follow-up email.
A woman takes notes during a video call with a grid of participants
Delivery, on TeamsDecisions and action items with names, written the moment the call ends.
A woman with earbuds talks to a laptop from the living-room floor
Anyone, from homeWorks offline with the local notes model. Nothing depends on being on the office network.

Questions IT asks

The ones that come up in every evaluation.

Is there a team plan with shared notes?

No. Shared notes would mean storing your conversations on our servers. Each person has their own copy and shares files the way they already share files: a shared drive, a wiki, an email.

Do we need SSO?

No, because there is no login. The app has no account. Identity never enters into it.

Where does the data reside?

On each person's Mac, in the app's sandboxed storage and in the export folder you chose. If you point every Mac at your organisation's OpenAI or Anthropic account for notes, transcript text goes to that provider under your agreement with them, in whatever region that agreement specifies. Audio never leaves any Mac.

Can device management pre-approve the permissions?

Not Microphone or Screen Recording; macOS requires the person on each Mac to approve those, once. Device management can allow standard users to approve Screen Recording without an admin. Accessibility, needed only by the direct download for dictation, can be pre-approved in a privacy preferences profile.

How do we buy for many people?

Same price per person, $19 once. Write to sales@bitsummit.ca with the number of Macs and we will come back with the rollout plan, the licensing arrangement for your size, and the questionnaire completed.

What happens when someone leaves?

Remove the app from their Mac, or let them keep it; the licence is theirs. Their exported markdown files are in the folder you chose, so the organisation keeps whatever was written to shared storage. There is no account to deactivate.

Ready when your team is

Send us the questionnaire.

Tell us how many Macs and which meeting apps. We come back with a rollout plan and the questionnaire, completed.