Build tools that respect the room

I forget things people tell me. Not the headline stuff, usually, but the detail someone drops halfway through a call, or the small thing I said I'd handle and then didn't. With AI everywhere and every week moving faster, that gap only gets more expensive. So I built the tool I wanted: something that listens while I talk and remembers it for me, so I can ask it later instead of holding everything in my head. Most notes are worth less the day after they're written. I wanted the opposite: something worth more the longer I use it. It doesn't decide anything for me. It just makes sure what gets said out loud doesn't quietly disappear.

What I value most is being able to switch Nod on for more than just work calls. I use it to dictate thoughts when I'm working through something on my own. I keep it running during sessions with my therapist. There's real value in that for me, and as long as that value is there, I'll keep building and shipping.

This is an incredible time to be alive. One person can build something that helps thousands of people. I'm glad I get to try.

What is Nod?

Nod is an AI notepad for macOS. It captures your meetings, calls, and voice notes locally on your Mac, turns them into clean, searchable notes, and lets you ask questions across everything you've recorded. It never joins your calls as a bot. It listens through your Mac, so the people on the other end see nothing new.

It works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack huddles, and anything else playing through your Mac, and returns notes in fourteen languages. Audio is never stored. It's held in memory only long enough to transcribe, then released. Your transcripts and summaries are encrypted at rest, and no model is ever trained on your data. The full details are in the Security & Privacy policy.

Nod comes with a free 14-day trial, no credit card. After that, you pick the plan that fits on the pricing page.