Hedy adds Apple Private Cloud Compute to AI meeting assistant on iOS 27
Hedy AI announced that its cross‑platform meeting assistant, now at version 3.11, supports Apple Private Cloud Compute as a user‑selectable AI processing option on iPhone and iPad running iOS 27. The new setting, found under Settings → Speech & AI → AI Processing, lets users route session‑summary, note‑generation, chat and live‑suggestion requests to Apple’s server‑side model instead of Hedy’s…
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Generates meeting summaries, detailed notes, chat and live suggestions using selectable AI processing back‑ends.
- Who for
- founders, marketers and operations
- Cost
- included in a tool you already have
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Create post‑meeting summary
- Generate detailed meeting notes
- Provide live AI suggestions during calls
Watch out Apple Private Cloud Compute lacks a data‑residency guarantee, which may affect regional compliance.
Key points from the news
- Hedy AI adds Apple Private Cloud Compute as a selectable AI processing option on iOS 27.
- Users can choose between Local AI, Cloud AI, Apple Private Cloud Compute, or Off for session analysis.
- Apple says data processed on Private Cloud Compute is not retained and is not accessible to Apple.
Apple Private Cloud Compute runs on Apple silicon hardware and is presented as a server‑extension of Apple Intelligence for workloads too large for the device. Apple states that data sent to the service is used only to fulfill the request, is not retained afterward, and is not accessible to Apple. Hedy continues to offer four processing choices – Local AI, Cloud AI, Apple Private Cloud Compute, and Off – each governing only the AI analysis step, while speech recognition and cloud sync remain under separate controls.
Hedy Adds Apple Private Cloud Compute to Its AI Meeting Assistant in iOS 27
finance.yahoo.com · 16 September 2026
On iPhone and iPad with Apple Intelligence, session analysis can now run on Apple's servers, alongside Hedy's existing on-device and region-pinned cloud options
Portland, OR, Sept. 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hedy AI today announced that Hedy, its cross-platform AI meeting assistant, now supports Apple Private Cloud Compute as a user-selectable AI processing option on iPhone and iPad running iOS 27. The option lets users choose Apple's server model for session summaries, notes, chat, and live suggestions. The addition follows Apple's release of iOS 27 on September 14, which opened Private Cloud Compute to third-party applications for the first time since the system launched in 2024.
Apple Private Cloud Compute selected under Settings > Speech & AI > AI Processing in Hedy 3.11 for iPhone and iPad, alongside Cloud AI, Local AI, and Off.
Private Cloud Compute is the server-side extension of Apple Intelligence, running on Apple silicon hardware for requests too large to process on the device itself. Apple states that data sent to it is used only to fulfill the request, is not retained once the request completes, and is not accessible to Apple. Apple publishes the server software builds for inspection and includes them in the Apple Security Bounty program, so independent security researchers can examine those claims directly. Until iOS 27, the system ran only Apple's own features.
With the update, Hedy users on an eligible device can select Apple Private Cloud Compute in Settings to have session summaries, detailed notes, chat, and live suggestions generated by Apple's server model instead of by Hedy's AI partners. Speech recognition is unaffected and continues to run on whichever engine the user has selected.
Four AI processing options, selected by the user
The addition gives Hedy four user-selectable AI processing options. Local AI runs the analysis entirely on the user's own device, including offline. Cloud AI is processed by Hedy's AI partners inside a data region the user selects; those partners do not store session information or use it to train models. Apple Private Cloud Compute is processed on Apple's infrastructure under the user's own Apple ID. Off keeps transcription running while pausing AI analysis. These options govern the AI step only; Cloud Sync, sharing, and speech recognition follow their separate settings.
Apple does not publish a data-residency commitment for Private Cloud Compute. Hedy discloses this in the app before the option takes effect, and users with regional processing requirements can continue to use Cloud AI with an EU region or Local AI.
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