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Use case · Banking

Audits IT won't block

An internal audit is recorded in a meeting room. Once installed and activated, the app works offline, with no audio leaving the machine and no bot to approve.

The problem

Audit, compliance and risk teams handle material that cannot go to an outside transcription service, and IT often blocks new cloud tools or browser extensions. A tool that needs a bot, a plug-in or an upload usually fails the first security review.

How it works

  1. Install AirGapScribe from the Microsoft Store. There is no separate installer to approve; the Store delivers updates.
  2. The Whisper Small speech model and, for Pro, the 1.1 GB assistant model ship with the app, so you can start without downloading models.
  3. Record the meeting with microphone-only mode in the room, or add system audio for a video call.
  4. Stop. Transcription runs on the PC. Speakers are separated as Speaker 1, Speaker 2, renamable.
  5. Export .txt or .json for the working papers. With Pro, the local assistant drafts minutes, a summary, tasks and a follow-up email on the same machine.

What your security team will ask

Honest limits

Questions

Will IT block it?

We cannot know your policy. Because it installs from the Microsoft Store and makes almost no network connections, it is easier to review than a cloud tool. Ask your IT team.

Does it work without internet?

After installation and activation, yes, for transcription. The license check and any optional model download need a connection.

Is the free plan enough for a pilot?

It covers sessions up to 45 minutes.

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