Great engineers don't ship from memory. Crimble keeps the call.
How it works
From a call you had to context you can query
No bot joins the meeting, no notes app open on the side. Record the conversation and Crimble does the rest.
Record
One click captures your mic and your computer's system audio, in any meeting app. No bot joins the call, and a local copy is written before anything leaves your machine.
Transcribe
Minutes later you have a speaker-attributed transcript where every word carries its own timestamp. The language is detected for you.
Recognize
Crimble matches each voice against the people you have already named. Confirm someone once, and they are named every time they speak again.
Automations
Every recording is an event. Hook it.
Draw a workflow once: a trigger, a few steps, a branch where you need one. Publish it and it runs by itself, every time a recording lands or at 08:00 on the weekdays you pick. Or press Run on a meeting and watch it go.
Steps that think, steps that reach
A Think step runs a model and touches nothing outside Crimble. A Chat step can reach the apps you connected over MCP, so the follow-up lands in your tracker instead of your inbox.
Writes ask first
Per step and per app, read and write are each off, ask first, or always. A write pauses the run and waits for you, and the request names the app, the tool, and every argument it wants to send.
Every run is on the record
A run keeps the path it walked, what each step answered, what it sent to your apps, and what it cost. That is where you look when a workflow does something you did not expect.
MCP
Your agent can read your meetings
Crimble runs an MCP server. Point Claude Code, Cursor, or the Claude app at it, sign in once in the browser, and your assistant can search your meetings, read a transcript speaker by speaker, and answer from the summaries. Reads only, scoped to your account, and there is no API key to copy.
Set it up$ claude mcp add --transport http crimble https://api.crimble.cc/v1/mcp
Start with your next call
Create your account, then download Crimble for Mac or Windows. Your first 7 days are free, and you'll be recording and transcribing in a couple of minutes.