Nmonic listens to your meetings on-device, extracts every decision as a structured record, and resurfaces them on the forgetting curve — so you stop re-deciding things you already decided. No bot. No cloud. No exceptions.
Bring your own API keys · No accounts, no telemetry, no servers · Audio never leaves your Mac
Three things every other tool gets wrong
The competition ships transcripts and calls them memory. They don't remember anything — they just save it. Nmonic is built on a different data model.
Every commitment becomes a record with an owner, a deadline, a rationale, and a place in your decision graph. "We decided X, superseding Y from three meetings ago" is a query, not a search.
Before your 1:1, Nmonic reminds you what you decided three weeks ago with the same person. SM-2 spaced repetition for meetings — the same algorithm Anki uses for vocabulary, applied to your commitments.
Capture, transcription, summarization, and the MCP server that Claude or ChatGPT can query — all run on your Mac. We can't see your meetings even if we wanted to. There is no cloud path to disable.
What it captures
Speaker-attributed, time-stamped, both channels separated so the host and guest are never confused.
"I'll send it by Thursday." Pulled out with the owner, the due date, and the exact sentence it came from.
What was settled, in one line each — so you can scan a meeting in 30 seconds two months from now.
Things that came up but weren't resolved. The list you actually want before the next sync.
macOS-native
Nmonic isn't a webapp wearing a chrome. It's a native SwiftUI menu bar app that wakes up when you start a call, captures the audio Apple normally hides, and goes quiet the second the meeting ends.