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Notability can now organize meeting recordings, transcriptions, and notes around your calendar

9to5Mac • Tue, 25 Aug 2026

Notability today announced a new desktop workflow that lets Mac users start recording sessions directly from their calendar events, with the resulting notes automatically organized around their schedule. Here are the details.

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