You take the meeting. Oats quietly turns your notes into clean write-ups — right on your Mac, where nothing you say ever leaves.
Windows shows a “protected your PC” notice on first launch. Click More info, then Run anyway. It only means the app isn't code-signed yet, not that it's unsafe.
Oats hears the call through your Mac and works out who is speaking. Nothing ever joins the meeting.
Note what matters to you. When the call ends, Oats blends it with the transcript into a clean write-up.
The write-up is yours to export as a real file. It lives on your Mac, never in our cloud.
Whisper and Ollama run locally, out of the box. Prefer Claude, Gemini or OpenAI? Bring your own key.
Local by design, so the guarantee is the architecture, not a policy you have to trust.
Nothing shows up in the attendee list. Nobody has to consent to a robot they never invited.
Recordings, transcripts and notes all stay local. Wipe every trace in one click.
Not a promise. A fact. Your words never reach a server that could.
Export a file anyone can open. No login wall, no lock-in. Privileged. Clinical. Under NDA. If up a client's words isn't an option, local-first is the only kind of notetaker that works.
Everyone else charges $10–20 a month to run this in their cloud. Oats runs on your machine, so it costs us nothing, and nothing to you.
Be in the room, not behind a keyboard. Oats keeps the record.