MeetKeep vs Lark Minutes

If your company runs on Lark, Minutes is the natural choice: 300 free transcription minutes per person per month, click any line to jump back to the audio, and real voiceprint recognition. Watch the billing, though. The “unlimited” on the ¥50/user/month plan covers transcription; AI notes draw on a separate quota at 0.5 points a minute beyond the first five. MeetKeep transcribes on your Mac, collects seven platforms into one local library, and costs $39 once with nothing metered.

Facts verified on 2026-08-26

Audio stays on your MacMinutes transcribes in the cloud, with audio and transcripts held on Lark’s side. MeetKeep does it locally — audio and voiceprints never leave your Mac, and it works offline.
Not just Lark meetingsMinutes covers Lark. MeetKeep collects Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Slack Huddles, Tencent Meeting, Lark and DingTalk into one searchable local library.
Notes are not meteredLark meters AI notes: beyond the first five minutes of a meeting it draws 0.5 points a minute, from a quota your company buys or each member subscribes to. MeetKeep is $39 once, however long and however many your meetings are.
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Head to head

Feature
MeetKeepLocal meeting notetaker for MacFacts verified on 2026-08-26
飞书妙记Minutes inside the Feishu suiteFacts verified on 2026-08-27
Privacy & data
No bot joins the call
YesCaptures system audio, never joins
YesThe platform itself records
Where audio is transcribed
On-device (never uploaded)
Cloud
Works offline
Yes
No
Audio/transcripts used for training?
NoData never leaves your Mac
Not verified
Pricing
Pricing model
$39 one-time
Suite from ¥50/user/mo yearly; AI notes billed separately“Unlimited” covers transcription, not AI notes
First-year cost (individual paid tier)
$39
Not verified
Every year after
$0 — free updates forever
Not verified
Free tier
14-day full trial
Transcription: 300 min/person/monthAI notes draw quota beyond 5 min per meeting
Transcription & notes
Speaker separation
Yes
YesMatched from the directory; shared room devices split automatically
Voiceprint recognition across meetings
YesLocal voiceprints; any platform, and in person
PartialYes, but an admin must enable it and you must enrol
Notes traceable back to the audio
Yes
YesClick text to jump to audio
Transcription languages
Chinese, English + 25 European languages
Not verified
Platform
Native Mac app
YesApple Silicon, macOS 15+
Yes
Mobile app
No
PartialAI membership yes; suite tiers unverified for individuals
Bring your own AI key (BYOK)
YesAny provider; only text is sent
Not verified
Individuals can buy directly
Yes
Yes

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Which one is for you

Choose MeetKeep if…
Your meetings cannot go to the cloud: client calls, comp reviews, legal discussions.
You do not meet only on Lark and want one unified local library.
You meet external clients, or record in person, where the org directory can name nobody.
You do not want to buy AI quota by the minute, or wait on an admin to enable things.
Try MeetKeep free for 14 days
Lark Minutes is the better fit if…
All your meetings are in Lark. Minutes sits right beside the meeting record, and nothing else comes close on convenience.
You read notes on your phone, or need team sharing and collaborative comments.
The free 300 transcription minutes per person per month already cover you.
You want voiceprints, and Lark has them, once an admin enables the feature and you enrol.
Where they win, we say so. An all-green table is worth nothing.
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Questions

Can MeetKeep record Lark meetings?

Yes. MeetKeep listens to your Mac’s system audio, so Lark, Tencent Meeting, DingTalk, Zoom, Teams, Google Meet and Slack Huddles are all detected and recorded automatically — and you can record any other app manually.

Lark has voiceprints too — how do they differ?

Lark’s voiceprints belong to the organisation: an admin enables the feature, each person enrols themselves, and it identifies your own colleagues in the room. MeetKeep’s voiceprints live on your Mac, so you enrol whoever you like, external clients included, and they are recognised across platforms, accounts and in-person conversations. Below the confidence threshold it labels an anonymous speaker rather than guess.

Is the $39 really the whole price?

$39 once, two Macs, free updates forever, a 14-day trial and a 14-day refund. AI notes use your own API key — only text is sent to the provider you choose, never audio.

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macOS 15+ · Apple Silicon · $39 once