the pricing promise
Five things that will never happen to your meetings here — written down, dated, and quotable. Hold us to them.
- 1. We will never meter your minutes.
Recording and transcription run on your device, so they cost us nothing — capping them would be pure rent. (This category's most-resented move: monthly minute caps that quietly shrink.)
- 2. We will never paywall your history.
Your past meetings are yours. No "upgrade to see notes older than 30 days", no per-meeting caps on what you can revisit.
- 3. We will never train on your data.
Not the audio (we never receive it), not the transcripts, not the summaries. Your meetings are not our model food — including when you use AI summaries.
- 4. We will never email your attendees.
No auto-invites, no "your meeting notes are ready" mails to people who never signed up, no growth loops run on other people's inboxes. Share links travel only when YOU send them.
- 5. We will never invent AI credits.
No credit meters that turn a $10 plan into a $40 bill. Paid features, when they exist, are flat-priced and named.
Where pricing stands
Right now everything is free — we're in early access. When a paid plan arrives, it will cover only the features that genuinely cost us money to run (cloud sync, search across devices, unlimited AI summaries). The on-device core — unlimited recording, transcription, speaker identification, local history, full export — stays free forever, because it runs on your device and costs us nothing.
Privacy is never the paid tier. A product that charges extra for not taking your data is telling you something.
Published 2 July 2026. Companion pledges: your data · what leaves your device.