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Data privacy is a big concern with AI. With most AI tools, a recorded meeting is sent to a cloud server, and few of us know what happens to it next.
Kimiko is a local-first AI notepad: notes are stored on your computer, and transcription and AI run there by default.
How not to market an app, part 1: a $6.90 Versailles epic the team called bull… twice 👑
Follow for part 2 and for more unprofessional marketing ideas.
Free to try: kimiko.app
cmd-shift-1 on a call copies a short consent note for the meeting chat. tell people before you record.
quick notes on top of the call, tasks from anywhere, hold control to dictate into your other apps.
apple silicon macs and windows 11. Free to try.
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this is cute, but we have it already integrated. And it works offline, no clouds!
Try it out - Kimiko.app
who said what, outside zoom, meet or teams?
granola names people there. elsewhere it's "me" and "them". it has phone apps, we don't.
kimiko labels up to eight remote voices at once, plus you on the mic.
Free to try on Apple silicon Macs and Windows 11.
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The moment our founders found out they have to do marketing...
me figuring out that we have to do marketing to distribute @heykimiko a 4-in-1 AI on-device productivity tool - 🗒️notepad, 📆meeting assistant, ✅task manager and 🎙️dictation
please buy our subs so I can stop doing marketing
the call's over and the recap still needs fixing.
in kimiko you edit the summary like a doc or ask it to fix a name. every change is kept as a version. then export pdf, word or markdown.
Free to try on Apple silicon Macs and Windows 11.
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No bot in the call doesn't mean nobody needs to know.
If Kimiko is taking notes, say so at the start:
"I'm taking AI notes so I can listen properly. Is everyone OK with that?"
Five seconds, and no surprises later.
Free to try on Apple silicon Macs and Windows 11.
Where does the meeting audio go? 🤔
Granola: cloud AI, US storage. Free plan, phone apps, teams.
Kimiko: once the models are downloaded, transcription and AI run on your computer. Desktop only. Free to try, then paid.
Tell people you're taking notes.
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Monday question: where did last week actually go? 🙃
Kimiko's Insights adds up your meetings: the hours, when in the week you meet, how much of it was you talking, and how many meeting tasks actually got done.
Free to try: kimiko.app/?utm_source=x&utm…
What did the client say about pricing last month? Cue the scrolling 🙃
Kimiko searches every transcript, note and summary with one shortcut. Or ask, and each cited source opens the exact line.
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Three people on the call, and the transcript calls them all "Speaker" 🙃
Kimiko tells up to eight voices apart. Name someone once, tick "Remember this voice", and next call it knows James is James. Voices stay on your computer.
How do you keep track of who said what?
Free trial, Mac and PC: kimiko.app/?utm_source=x&utm…
Weekend setup tip: export your meeting notes from Kimiko as Markdown and drop them into your Obsidian vault.
Plain files, on your own disk, searchable forever. No lock-in.
(PDF and Word export too, for the people who insist on attachments 🙃)
Every call ends with "I'll send that over." By Friday, nobody remembers who said it.
Kimiko pulls the tasks out of the call: who committed, their exact words, and the moment it was said. One click takes you back there.
Follow @heykimiko for more small fixes like this 🙂
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