About
About Rashid
Rashid (راشد) is an AI meeting assistant for the Mac. It listens during a conversation, in Arabic, English or both mixed, and one key gives you a suggestion for what to say next. It works on calls and in the room. What you say is your call.
At a glance
- What it is: a Mac app that hears your meeting and suggests what to say next.
- Languages: Arabic, English, and the two mixed in one sentence.
- What it is not: not a bot that joins your call, not an integration with Zoom, Google Meet or Teams, and not an enterprise product.
- Status: a private beta is opening soon, by invitation, for Macs with Apple silicon. The waitlist is open.
- Price: free during the beta; after launch, a monthly plan for professionals (the price is not set yet).
- From: made in Saudi Arabia.
- Contact: hello@rashid.app
What it does
- Hears your microphone and the call’s audio, and follows Arabic, English and the switch between them.
- On a key press, gives you a suggestion for what to say now, a straight answer to the question just asked, or a question to ask them.
- Lets you type any question, and looks things up on the web when the answer needs a current fact.
- Lets you add, before the call, what the meeting is about, who you are meeting, your notes and files. Files are read on your Mac.
- Writes the meeting’s notes when you press Stop, in the language you spoke. They stay on your Mac.
What it is not
- Not a bot. It does not join your call. No one has to let it in.
- Not an integration. It works next to any call app, including Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and FaceTime, because it hears your Mac’s sound. It is not connected to them, and nothing needs connecting.
- Not a recorder. It does not record or keep audio.
- Not hidden. It does not hide itself from screen sharing. Tell the other people in your meeting that you use it.
- Not an enterprise product. It is built for one person on one Mac. Today it has no team accounts, no admin tools and no company integrations.
Who it is for
People whose day runs on meetings: students, sales teams, founders, managers and team leads, consultants, freelancers, recruiters, account managers, customer success, project managers and marketing teams. It is not for classified, government or highly regulated information.
Where it is from
Rashid is made in Saudi Arabia. Rashid (راشد) is Arabic for sound judgment. It is a common name, and other products and services use it. This Rashid is the AI meeting assistant at rashid.app, and it has no connection with them.
Status and price
Rashid is not on general release yet. A private beta is opening soon, by invitation, for Macs with Apple silicon, and it is free during the beta. After launch it will be a monthly plan for professionals; the price is not decided yet. Join the waitlist and we will email you when your place opens.
Privacy, in one line
No audio is kept. While you listen, a speech service turns speech into text, and that text stays in memory on your Mac. When you ask for help, and when a meeting ends, the part of the conversation that is needed goes to AI services to write the answer or the notes, with a picture of your screen only if you choose. Your meeting notes stay on your Mac. No ads, no analytics, nothing sold. Read the privacy notice.
Contact
Write to hello@rashid.app.
Questions
What is Rashid?
Rashid is an AI meeting assistant for the Mac, at rashid.app. It listens to a conversation, in Arabic, English or both mixed, and with one key it suggests what to say next. It works on calls and in meetings in person.
Does Rashid join my calls as a bot?
No. No bot joins your call, and no one has to invite it. Rashid runs on your Mac and hears your microphone and the call’s audio.
Does Rashid work with Zoom, Google Meet or Teams?
It works next to any call app, including Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and FaceTime, because it hears your Mac’s sound. It is not an integration: it is not connected to those apps and needs no account on them.
Does Rashid speak Arabic?
Yes. It follows Arabic, English and the switch between them in the same sentence, and it answers in the language you were asked in.
Does Rashid record my meetings?
No audio is recorded or saved. While you listen, a speech service turns speech into text and keeps neither. The live transcript is held in memory on your Mac and is gone once the meeting’s notes are written. To write an answer or the notes, the conversation text that is needed is sent to AI services. The privacy notice says what and why.
Is Rashid hidden from screen sharing?
No. Rashid does not hide itself from screen sharing, and you should tell the other people in your meeting that you use it.
Is Rashid free?
It is free during the beta. After launch it will be a monthly plan for professionals; the price is not decided yet.
Is Rashid an enterprise product?
No. Rashid is a personal app for one person on one Mac. Today it has no team accounts, no admin tools and no company integrations. People who work at companies can use it for their own meetings, but not for classified, government or highly regulated information.
Does Rashid work on Windows, iPhone or Android?
No. Rashid is a Mac app, and the beta is for Macs with Apple silicon.
Is Rashid the same as other apps named Rashid?
No. Rashid is a common name, and other products and services use it. This Rashid is the AI meeting assistant at rashid.app, for the Mac, and it has no connection with them.
How do I try Rashid?
Join the waitlist on the home page, or write to hello@rashid.app. A private beta is opening soon, by invitation, and we email you when your place opens.
Where is Rashid from?
Rashid is made in Saudi Arabia. The name is Arabic for sound judgment.