Doculigent review
A strong fit for open-source teams that need speaker-separated transcripts and local AI options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Doculigent is an open-source screen recorder for Windows, macOS, and Linux that captures screen, camera, and microphone content. It is aimed at teams that want recording, transcription, summaries, and searchable meeting knowledge in one workflow. On-device transcription, speaker-separated transcripts, AI notes, recording chat with timestamped answers, annotations, and editable screen and camera tracks cover both documentation and review needs. Browser-based access is available for certain workspace features.
The free plan is unusually broad for teams that can manage their own infrastructure choices: it includes unlimited screen and camera recording, unlimited meeting recording, unlimited local transcription and summaries, bring-your-own storage, and bring-your-own key support. The Starter plan costs $19 per month and adds 10 GB of storage, 10 hours of cloud transcription, 1,000 AI credits, 2 cloud teams, and 2 cloud AI project managers. Pro costs $49 per month with 50 GB, 25 transcription hours, 2,500 AI credits, 5 cloud teams, 5 cloud AI project managers, and priority processing. Scale costs $99 per month and adds 200 GB, 100 transcription hours, 10,000 AI credits, 25 cloud teams, 25 cloud AI project managers, plus SSO and SAML.
Its strongest distinction is control over how AI processing and storage fit into the workflow. Teams can use on-device transcription, local models, their own API keys, S3-compatible storage, or Google Drive. Live meeting transcripts support Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, while Slack and GitHub are also listed integrations. That breadth suits engineering, documentation, and meeting-heavy teams that value speaker attribution and deployment flexibility. Choose another product if you need a primarily browser-based recorder or prefer cloud capacity without managing storage and keys; Doculigent’s paid tiers impose specific storage, transcription, and AI-credit allowances.
Doculigent pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Unlimited free screen, camera, meeting recording, and local summaries
- Speaker-separated transcripts with timestamped answers from recordings
- Local models, bring-your-own keys, and S3-compatible storage support
- Where it doesn't
- Cloud storage and transcription require paid tiers or bring-your-own storage
- Desktop capture is the main experience across Windows, macOS, and Linux
- The paid entry tier starts at $19 per month
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