Memory
A memory you can read and correct.
Where it comes from
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Your calls
Recorded on your Mac when you start it. No bot joins.
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Your own words
The notes you type and the things you dictate.
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Your apps
Gmail, Slack, Notion and the rest, once you connect them.
What Noter remembers
Amara expects setup to take ten minutes.
From your call with Amara, TuesdayThe new build ships
Corrected by youThursdayFriday.You like findings written up as a one-pager.
You told itYour emails are short, with no sign-off.
From what you’ve dictated
Open anything to read, correct, or remove it.
Your apps
It acts in your apps, and asks before it sends.
It files the issue, updates the doc, and drafts the email. Anything that sends waits for your yes.
And hundreds more, connected when you need them.
Why
A good tool takes away a limitation, then quietly expands what you can do.
You stop
- Typing while someone is talking to you.
- Reconstructing the meeting an hour later.
- Chasing who said they’d do what.
You keep
Being in the room. Deciding what matters. Saying so.
Machines do more. We get to be human more, too.
From Being human ↗
Privacy
Nothing behind your back.
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Recording starts only when you start it.
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Sending, deleting, paying, or overwriting always asks first.
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Your information is never sold.
Questions?
Does a bot join my meetings?
No. Noter records microphone and system audio on your Mac, so nothing joins the call. You’re still responsible for the recording and consent rules that apply to your meeting.
What does Noter remember?
What was decided, asked, and promised on your calls, each tied to who said it. The notes you type and what you tell it to keep. You can read, correct, or remove any of it.
Does it watch my screen?
No. Noter looks at the app in front of you only when you summon it, and you can turn that off.
What can it do without asking me?
Read-only work and low-risk preparation. Sending a message, deleting something, making a payment, or overwriting existing work always asks, even in the most permissive mode.
Which apps does it work with?
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, Linear, Notion, HubSpot, Attio, and Zoom are shipped, and Noter supports MCP servers.
How do I get it?
Noter is in private beta for Apple Silicon Macs. Join with your work email and we’ll reach out as invites open up. Every new account starts with 14 days of Pro, free, and no card is needed.
What you know, already there.
Your calls, your notes, and your tools, in whatever you open next.