Notes on meetings, on-device AI, and what we are building. Written by the people making Noats.
· 4 min read
Your meeting can stay where it happened
Noats records, transcribes, separates speakers, writes notes and stores every meeting artifact on your Mac by default.
Noats·Privacy·Local AI
· 8 min read
I want the whole meeting to stay on my Mac
For Apple-silicon Macs, Noats keeps recording, transcription, speaker labels and notes local by default, with cloud models as a direct choice.
Noats·Local AI·Meetings
· 7 min read
Long answers need pause-aware transcription
Long interview answers should end with the speaker’s pause, not a timer. See how pause-aware boundaries preserve context for research.
Noats·Meetings·Product
· 7 min read
What leaves your Mac when AI writes meeting notes
A precise map of what stays on your Mac by default and what changes when you choose a cloud model for Noats.
Noats·Privacy·Product
· 4 min read
Find the decision when you forgot the words
A practical method to search meeting notes by meaning, narrow the archive with context and verify what the team actually decided.
Noats·Meetings·Product
· 2 min read
How Noats tells speakers apart without learning your voice
Noats separates the voices in a meeting and lets you name each one, without keeping a voiceprint of anyone. Here is how that works.
Noats·Meetings·Privacy
· 3 min read
Local first is a fact about the architecture, not a line in a policy
A privacy promise is something a company can change. A system that never sends your meetings anywhere cannot be talked out of it. Here is exactly what Noats keeps on your Mac.
Noats·Privacy·Local AI
· 2 min read
Moving your meetings from Granola to Noats
Noats imports the meetings Granola has already processed, with their notes, transcripts, attendees and folders. What comes across, and what changes once you are in.
Noats·Meetings·Product
