Who said what
Your microphone and the other participants are recorded as separate tracks, and the meeting window shows whose tile is lit. Speakers get names, not numbers.
nwhere Calls
Every call,
remembered.
nwhere records your video calls on the Mac, knows who said what, and writes the decisions, the action items and the open questions, so you can stay in the conversation instead of taking notes.
Works with Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom and WhatsApp on macOS. Runs on your own server.
What you get
Notes you would have written yourself, if you had the time.
Decisions and action items
A one-line headline, the decisions, action items with owners and dates, open questions, topics with timestamps and the quotes that matter. In English or in the language of the call.
Scrub by what you saw
Screenshots every thirty seconds and at every change of speaker, a timeline of segments and gaps, and the video synced with the transcript. Click a line, land on the moment.
How it works
Four steps, three of them without you.
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01
Record
The Call Agent on your Mac captures the call window and both sides of the audio in five-minute segments, from any app.
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02
Upload
Segments stream to your nwhere server while the call is still going. A dropped connection simply retries.
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03
Process
The pieces are joined, the audio is transcribed with word-level timestamps, and Claude reads the tiles and writes the notes.
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04
Read
Open the app. Notes first, the transcript when you need the exact words, the video when you need the moment.
Also in nwhere Private preview
An assistant for your phone.
On Android, nwhere reads the screen, triages the messages that matter while you are away, and drafts replies in your own voice. It never sends anything by itself.
Privacy
Your calls stay yours.
nwhere runs on your own server. Recordings, transcripts and notes live on your disk, behind your login. Transcription and summaries use the ElevenLabs and Anthropic APIs, nothing is shared with anyone else, and you decide what to keep.