Every chat assistant starts from nothing, so you spend the first paragraph explaining yourself. Ask Nod already has the conversations — what was said, what was decided, what you promised — and answers from them, with the session each answer came from.
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Every answer comes back with the sessions behind it, so you can open the source before you act on it.
Captures
It answers from what you captured, not from the internet. If it wasn't said in a session you recorded, Nod won't pretend to know it.
Doesn’t touch
One meeting is a document you can reread. Forty of them are more material than anyone reads twice, which is where asking beats scrolling.
Commitments get made in passing and land in nobody's system. Ask for the ones with your name on them, across every call at once.
The reasoning was obvious in the room and gone by the next quarter. Get it back with the call it was argued on.
Their words rather than your summary of them, quoted, so you can check the objection before you repeat it to anyone.
Thirty seconds of prep before a call you last had a month ago, instead of rereading three write-ups.
Calls, meetings, voice notes. Nothing joins the call — Nod listens through your Mac.
No syntax, no filters. Scope it to one folder when a single client or project is the only thing you mean.
Every answer names the sessions behind it, so you can open the source before you act on it.
Nod listens through your Mac. Nothing new shows up in anyone's call.
Transcribed, then discarded. Notes are encrypted; your data never trains a model.
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Scope. A transcript in a chat window answers about one meeting; Ask Nod answers across every session you have captured, so a pattern that only shows up over six calls is findable. It also cites the sessions it drew from, which a pasted transcript can't do.
Yes. Put those sessions in a folder and scope the question to it, so one account's question is never answered from another's calls. That's a Pro feature — see pricing.
Yes, on Pro. A floating panel over the call catches you up on what you missed, pulls the key points, or drafts a reply without you leaving the meeting.
No — not by us and not by our subprocessors. Language-model calls run with Zero Data Retention and training disabled. The detail is on the security page.
Start free on macOS, no card. Every conversation you capture today is one you can still ask about a year from now.