Capture the room, the call, and the decisions without inviting another bot. Super Voice Mode records meeting audio on your Mac, writes notes as markdown, saves a source-aware transcript, and lets your assistant find the details later.
Acme wants guided setup for SSO, admin invites, and a safer rollout path for the design team.
Priya: The biggest thing is being able to ask what changed since last week.
Super Voice Mode listens to the room mic and the call audio as separate sources, so the transcript knows what came from where.
Your notes are the durable artifact. Summary, decisions, and follow-ups land in a plain markdown file you can edit.
Ask your assistant what was decided, who owns the follow-up, or what a customer said three calls ago.
Meetings are saved in your local vault as inspectable files. No hosted transcript store, no account wall, no mystery index.
The market is filling up with meeting bots, wearable recorders, and cloud notebooks. Those tools are useful, but they often move the most sensitive work conversation to someone else's server. Super Voice Mode takes the opposite path: capture on your Mac first, then make the result useful through your own files.
Notes, transcript, speakers, source labels, and snapshots live together. The assistant can retrieve exactly the meeting it needs, not a vague pile of chat history.
Connect recurring conversations to the people you meet with, then ask what matters before the next call.
Attach meetings to launches, accounts, hiring loops, or research themes.
Turn weekly check-ins into a timeline instead of a folder full of ambiguous titles.
Review follow-ups in one place, then route them to your actual task system.
Super Voice Mode treats your meeting vault as the source of truth. The app makes it searchable and pleasant, but the underlying notes remain ordinary files you can back up, inspect, sync, grep, or delete.
Capture meetings locally, keep the notes, and let your assistant remember the details when you need them.