From “drop it in” to context your AI can use
Four steps, none of which involve you retyping context by hand. Here’s what happens between dropping something into Eavesy and pasting it into your agent.
Drop something in
In the Mac app, press ⌘⇧D to talk, or open the launcher with ⌘⇧Space to record a meeting (your mic and the call’s audio), record a video of your screen, or take a screenshot. Press ⌘V to keep what’s on your clipboard, or drop a file in. Each one is saved as a folder on your disk, with or without an account.
Eavesy turns it into Markdown
Text and images are saved as they are. While you record, live captions are made on your Mac. When you’re signed in, the audio also uploads in segments for a cloud transcript and a brief with a title, summary, decisions, and action items. Segments reduce the amount at risk from a dropped connection or restart; check the completed result after recovery.
Copy it into any agent
Copy the Markdown and paste it into Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any agent. You can edit it first, or regenerate a summary with a coding, research, customer, or meeting format.
Or let your agent come get it
Captures live in a folder on your disk as Markdown and JSON, so an agent with file access can read them directly. Signed-in accounts can also add the MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT or Claude Code by URL and let an agent search recordings and dictations.
Capture it once. Use the context anywhere.
Capture on your Mac and keep normal files. Sign in for cloud transcripts and briefs, then share the context your AI needs.