Sketchwright for Mac
- Sketch joins your Google Meet call as a participant
- App Sharing, spoken replies, and a styled visual report you can email
- Your own Claude Code or Codex, or free hosted access
- Updates itself
Free beta
For Mac and Windows 11.
| Capability | Mac | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Live diagrams from conversation | Yes | Yes |
| Typed requests | Yes | Yes |
| Hears the meeting’s audio | Yes | Yes, system audio |
| Sketch joins the call as a participant | Google Meet | You share the board window |
| App Sharing | Yes | Not yet |
| Spoken replies | Yes | Not yet |
| Report at the end | Styled visual report, email | Styled visual report, email with hosted access |
| Your own Claude Code or Codex | Yes | Yes |
| Free hosted access | Waitlist | Waitlist |
| Updates | Automatic | Download the next zip |
| Code signing | Notarized by Apple | Signed, SmartScreen may still ask |
Your Claude Code or Codex. No waitlist and no Sketchwright account, on Mac and Windows. Your provider’s limits and terms apply.
Hosted by Sketchwright. Nothing else to install. Sign in with Google in the app to join the waitlist. Usage limits apply.
Mac: Apple silicon, macOS 26 or later, and a microphone.
Windows: Windows 11 on x64 or ARM64, the WebView2 runtime (Windows 11 includes it), a Windows speech language pack for the language you’ll speak, and microphone access turned on for desktop apps.
For meetings, Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, or any other meeting app. Sketchwright also works on its own at your desk, with no call at all.