Flow records your meetings, types what you dictate into any app, and keeps track of what everyone agreed to. All of it on your Mac.
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umm so I think we we should push the migration to thursday, uh and get vividex shipped before the the quarter ends if that's ok
I think we should push the migration to Thursday, and get Vividx shipped before the quarter ends.
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Jul 17 at 1:33 PMTranscription is the easy half. Decisions, commitments and who owes what get handed back to you when you need them.
A meeting ends and Flow writes it up, works out who owes what, and files it against the people involved. Tick the job off in Reminders and it closes itself, then shows up in your brief before you meet those people again.
Two ways in, and both stick around. Everything is searchable, playable and written up, and none of it disappears when you close the window.
Your mic and the call are recorded separately, so Flow knows which voice was yours instead of guessing. If you're on speakers and your mic picks up the other end, it drops the duplicate rather than inventing a fourth person.
Flow spots when your camera and mic come on, then asks once. It never joins the call, so nobody sees a bot in the list.
Everything you dictate is saved with a timestamp. Months later it's still there and still searchable, so you can go back and find what you were thinking.
Playback sounds like both sides of the call, and the transcript lights up line by line as it plays. Export the lot whenever you want.
Flow comes with a command line tool, an MCP server and a skill file. Claude Code and Cursor get taught how to use it, and you decide what they're allowed to do.
Nyxe puts a nyxe command on your PATH and has it describe its own commands, so the reference can never go stale. Then it registers its MCP server and a skill file across the agent apps you run.
$ nyxe session.search --query "migration" --limit 5 { "ok": true, "value": { "matches": 11 } } $ nyxe insight.generate --kind summary --id 4f2a { "ok": true, "value": { "kind": "summary" } } $ nyxe insight.emit --id 4f2a --to reminder ⚠ requires grant: emitExternal exit 4 · consent denied
Flow files your Claude Code and Codex sessions next to your meetings, with real names on them. So when someone asks what you shipped this week, you have an actual answer.
Ask questions of every session, transcript and note you've built up. Run it on your Mac, bring your own key, or point it at the Claude subscription you already pay for. It can read everything and change nothing.
Write a prompt once and give it a schedule. Flow runs it against your own sessions and notes, and it can only read, never act.
Everything Flow picked up, gathered into screens you can act on, plus one queue that makes sure nothing happens behind your back.
What you dictated, what's open, what's slipping. The number that matters finds you first.
Anything with a real consequence waits in the Inbox for your call. Accept it, edit it, reply, or ignore it. Reading and drafting are free. Acting never is.
Every task shows the line it came from and how sure Flow is about it. Anything shaky turns up unticked, so a misheard sentence never quietly becomes a reminder.
People, projects, decisions and commitments, each written as a sentence you can read. Edit one and it's yours for good. Nothing automatic will touch it again.
Every request, correction and proposal lands in one feed, with what was asked for and whether it was allowed. Anything that came from a transcript shows as a dash.
Hold a key and talk, anywhere. Then teach Flow the words you actually use, so it stops guessing at your product names.
Text lands wherever your cursor is, in whatever app you're in. Double-tap to go hands-free, then any key finishes and pastes. That key never ends up in your text.
Select text anywhere and the wand shows up. Shorten it, smarten it up, turn it into bullets, translate it, or just ask about it without changing a thing.
hey so i think we should maybe move the thing to thursday??
Proposing we move this to Thursday. Let me know if that conflicts.
Flow listens to the audio again instead of running a find and replace over the finished text, and only overrules a word when the sound really does fit your term better.
Give a short phrase to any block of text you retype constantly. Say "my signature" and the whole thing lands exactly as you wrote it.
Product names, colleagues, acronyms, that one client whose surname nothing ever gets right. Add them once and they come out correct everywhere, including when other people say them.
Transcription, memory and search all run on your Mac. There's no account behind it and no server holding your audio, which is why "on-device only" can be a switch rather than a promise.
Transcription, memory and search never need a network. One switch keeps it that way permanently.
Turn on a cloud model and real names get swapped out first, in transcripts, titles and notes alike.
Every request is recorded, along with whether it was allowed. Never a word of what was said.
Anything that writes, sends or deletes is blocked until you say otherwise. Reading is all an agent gets by default.
Flow runs on your Mac, so there's no server for us to pay for. That's why it isn't a separate subscription. It comes with your mailbox.
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macOS · speech models included, nothing to download after install