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Nod

Nod is a macOS AI notepad that captures meetings, calls, and voice notes through your Mac, then turns them into searchable notes and summaries. It is built for people who want private meeting memory without a meeting bot or stored audio.

Nod

Private AI notepad for meeting memory

Nod is an AI notepad for macOS that captures meetings, calls, and voice notes through your Mac and turns them into searchable notes. It is designed for people who want a private record of conversations without adding a bot to the meeting or storing audio files.

The product focuses on remembering what was said, what was promised, and what needs follow-up. Its transcript-based memory can be searched across conversations, and the Claude integration lets those meeting notes sit alongside other work context such as email, calendar entries, Slack messages, and tickets.

Core features

Mac-based capture

Nod listens through your Mac and turns meetings, calls, and voice notes into transcripts and AI summaries without joining as a bot.

No stored audio

The product keeps audio only long enough to transcribe it, then discards it. The saved record is the transcript and summary, not a file of the original audio.

Cross-meeting search and recall

You can ask questions across all recorded conversations, not just within a single meeting, so earlier calls stay available later.

Multilingual notes

Nod keeps notes in the language of the conversation and supports 14 languages at launch, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Ukrainian, and Serbian.

Summaries, action items, and history

The pricing page says Nod creates summaries and action items, and lets users ask across all meetings with labels and unlimited history on Pro.

Claude connector

Nod can be used as a Claude connector so Claude can combine meeting memory with other connected sources such as email, calendar, Slack, and tickets.

Common ways to use Nod

  • Recurring meeting memory

    Use Nod during recurring meetings such as standups, 1:1s, reviews, and all-hands calls so you can check decisions and follow-ups later instead of typing notes in real time.

  • Call follow-up

    Use it for customer, sales, or hiring calls when you need to remember commitments, timing, or questions raised by the other side after the call ends.

  • Voice notes and solo thinking

    Keep Nod running for voice notes and solo dictation when you want to capture ideas or reminders on the go and turn them into searchable text.

  • Claude-assisted context building

    Add the Nod connector in Claude when you want meeting notes to be part of a larger answer that also uses email, calendar, Slack, or ticketing context.

  • Cross-app conversation tracking

    Use Nod when you work across multiple apps and need one place to revisit what was said, even if the conversation happened in Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Slack huddles, or another audio source on your Mac.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • No meeting bot appears in the participant list, which reduces disruption for other attendees.
  • Audio is never stored, and the site explains that it is released after transcription rather than kept as a file.
  • It supports a wide range of conversation formats, including meetings, calls, voice notes, and even audio from apps playing through your Mac.
  • You can search and ask across past conversations instead of treating each call as a separate note.
  • The Claude connector extends meeting memory into a broader workspace where email, calendar, Slack, and ticket context can be combined.

Cons

  • The product is macOS-only, so it is not positioned as a cross-platform desktop app.
  • Transcription and summarization run in the cloud, even though capture and voice detection happen on-device.
  • The site says Nod works with personal Gmail and explicitly notes that Workspace is not required or targeted, which suggests it is built around individual rather than team-managed accounts.

FAQ

Does Nod join meetings as a bot?

No. Nod listens through your Mac and does not join the meeting as a bot. The people on the call do not see a participant entry, join message, or hosted link.

Which languages does Nod support?

Nod currently supports 14 languages: English, Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian, Urdu, German, Italian, Ukrainian, and Serbian. It returns notes in the language of the meeting.

Does Nod store audio recordings?

Audio is not stored. Nod keeps audio in memory only long enough to split it into short chunks and transcribe them, then releases the bytes. Only the transcript and AI summary are saved.

Is transcription done on-device?

Nod captures audio on-device and sends chunks to cloud services for transcription and summarization. The site says capture and voice detection run on your Mac, while transcription and summarization run in the cloud through its processing pipeline.

Is there a free trial?

Nod offers a free 14-day trial, and the pricing page says no credit card is required to start. After the trial, users can choose between Starter and Pro plans.

Quick Facts

Category
AI notepad
Platform
macOS
Primary use
Meeting, call, and voice-note capture
Audio handling
Not stored
Trial
14-day free trial, no credit card required
Site
hellonod.app