An AI deskmate for your whole work day.
It sits next to you in every app on your Mac. It writes the reply you speak, keeps the idea, transcribes the meeting, writes it up and answers what you can't remember. Local, remote or both. Free.
macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon. No account, no analytics.
A day with it
It comes to where you are working, not the other way round.
09:12 · Write
The reply you don't want to get wrong.
Say it the way it comes to you. Your words land at the cursor in any app, or come back proofread, translated or turned into a clean email. Transcribed on your Mac.
10:05 · Capture
The thing worth keeping, filed where it belongs.
Select it, pick the subject, done. It's filed where you will look for it, and you never left the page you were reading.
14:00 · Meet
You stay in the conversation. It keeps the record.
Start from the meeting on your calendar and keep your eyes on the people. It writes down who said what while you take your own notes. Transcribed on your Mac, the audio discarded.
14:46 · Follow up
The write-up you would never have found time for.
Your notes and the transcript become a clean write-up, shaped the way you like it. What you promised becomes a task, and it stays on your list until it's done.
16:30 · Ask
The question you can't answer from memory.
Ask the orb, typed or out loud. It answers from everything you have written and heard, and it knows the people, the projects and the words that only mean something in your world.
Your engines
From all on your Mac to all in the cloud, feature by feature.
Pick a preset in one click, or choose the engine for each capability. Settings says plainly what leaves your Mac for the choices you made.
- Full localEvery capability runs on your Mac.
- HybridLocal where it's private, a stronger model where it helps.
- Full remoteOne provider handles every AI capability.
- Local model
- Gemini
- OpenAI or compatible
- Your CLI agentClaude Code, Codex, ...
- ACPGoose, Cortex, ...
Meeting transcription always runs on your Mac. The audio is discarded once it's transcribed.
Your Mac calendar
Reads the calendars already on your Mac. No sign-in. Meetings arrive with their subject filled in, and a reminder before they start.
MCP, both ways
Chat can reach Slack, GitHub or Glean through their MCP servers. And Claude Desktop or Cursor can read and write your Azynote workspace.
Hooks and templates
Run your own commands when a meeting is about to start or a OnePager is written. Shape every summary with your own templates and prompt.
Free. Every feature, for everyone.
No trial, no tiers, no account, no card. No analytics either: nothing about how you use it reaches me. I built it for my own working day, and I share it.