Start scheduled meetings automatically
Open Settings → Meetings and enable Start when meeting begins. When a calendar-backed note reaches its scheduled start time, Anarlog starts listening. This setting does not apply to ordinary notes without a calendar event. Enable Join scheduled meetings on the same page to open the meeting link when listening starts. That toggle stays disabled until Start when meeting begins is on. Keep Anarlog running and make sure microphone and system-audio access are allowed. See Connect a calendar if your events are not visible.Detect unscheduled calls
Open Settings → Notifications and enable Microphone detection. Anarlog watches for sustained microphone activity and notifies you that a meeting may have started. Microphone detection is a reminder; it does not start recording by itself. Choose a detection delay from 5 seconds to 2 minutes, and exclude apps that should not trigger a meeting prompt. Microphone detection is available on macOS and Linux. On macOS, Accessibility permission is required to detect meeting apps and synchronize mute state; manage it under Settings → Permissions. On Linux, enable the meeting toggles under Settings → Meetings and allow assistive-technology access for the desktop session when prompted.Stop when the call ends
Under Settings → Meetings, enable Stop when meeting ends. Anarlog stops listening when the meeting app releases the microphone. This control is available on macOS and Linux. If you switch audio devices or use an app with unusual microphone behavior, check that the recording is still active before closing the meeting.Capture meeting chat
On macOS and Linux, Settings → Meetings also includes:- Post recording disclosure in meeting chat, which tells participants when listening starts. This does not confirm consent.
- Capture meeting chat in Memos, which saves visible chat from supported meetings. On macOS this uses Accessibility; on Linux it uses assistive-technology access.