An AI notetaker that lives inside Claude Code. Claude sets it up for you, and from then on you can record meetings and ask about anything that was said, right from your terminal.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm Tommy, co-founder of Timeless.
I spend most of my day in Claude Code, and for a long time the one thing it couldn't do was hear my meetings. Every decision and every "can you send that by Friday" happened out loud, and later I'd retype it all into a prompt.
A few notetakers already let Claude read your notes through MCP. I wanted Claude Code to do the whole job, starting with setup. So you paste one line, and Claude installs Timeless, gets you signed in, checks your mic permissions and starts a test recording while you talk. As far as we know, no other notetaker sets itself up through your agent.
After that, you start recording the call you're in right from Claude Code or Codex (no bot joins), send a bot to the meetings you'll miss, pull the summary when it ends, and ask about anything you've ever discussed. Answers cite the exact sentence and when it was said.
I've been running it on more than 2,400 of my own meetings. My favorite use so far is a brief that preps my morning before I open anything else.
Setup is one line:
"Set up Timeless for me.
Fetch https://docs.timeless.day/cli/ag... and follow those instructions exactly."
The Claude Code connection is on our Max plan, and Timeless has a free plan if you want to try the notetaker on its own first.
We're six people and we'll be in the comments all day. I'd love to hear what you'd build on top of your meetings, and what broke.
living inside Claude Code instead of a separate app is the interesting bet here. curious how it handles a meeting that runs long or gets messy, does asking about it later pull the raw transcript into context every time, or does it summarize first so a 90 minute call doesn't blow through your context window on a simple question?
If someone is coming from Granola/Otter/Fireflies, what’s the precise breaking point that usually makes them switch—bot friction, transcript quality, citation trust, or the inability to turn outcomes into GitHub/Linear/Jira work without leaving the terminal?
Yeah! meetings are truly better with this. Note taking was a big pain for me, so I know many founders will take the most of it. All the best team!
hi all!
i designed the recording widget (among other stuff). the idea was to make timeless almost disappear while you work. the colon on the widget blinks like a clock while it records, and that’s pretty much all you need to see. just the tip of the iceberg.
what would you guys want to see the moment a call ends? i’ll bring the best ideas into our next design review.
Hello everyone! I’m the co-founder and CTO of Timeless. When we decided Claude should set Timeless up by itself, I assumed recording would be the hard part. It turned out to be the setup: getting an agent to install the app, hand off sign-in cleanly and start a first recording took us a lot of meticulous work. I’m proud of how uneventful it feels now. Tell us where it breaks for you, we’re watching every report today.
About Timeless Code on Product Hunt
“Meeting notetaker that installs and runs inside Claude Code”
Timeless Code launched on Product Hunt on September 29th, 2026 and earned 121 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #9 on the daily leaderboard. An AI notetaker that lives inside Claude Code. Claude sets it up for you, and from then on you can record meetings and ask about anything that was said, right from your terminal.
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