Professional Memory for Work
ProfMe for macOS captures meetings, creates transcripts and summaries, and helps you reconnect decisions and follow-ups later.
The product visuals are illustrative examples. The public desktop app is for macOS; connected calendar, chat, and email services and native video-meeting integrations are not included in this release.
Capture from your device,
without a meeting bot.
The macOS app captures meeting audio playing on your Mac using system-audio and microphone permissions. It does not join the call as a participant. Before recording, tell participants and obtain any consent required for your situation; ProfMe does not notify participants for you.
ProfMe captures device audio on macOS after you grant microphone and screen-audio permissions. The diagram is illustrative; it is not a live recording control. You start and stop capture yourself and remain responsible for participant notice and consent.
Example capture and retention settings
This interactive preview is a visual example, not a live recorder control. It does not verify actual capture, processing, or retention behavior for any client or configuration.
Example control only. This preview does not start or verify recording.
Audio, transcripts, and account data follow separate retention and deletion paths. See the Privacy Policy for current practices, limits, and exceptions.
Summaries and structured context are created from submitted meeting material.
Audio and other data follow separate retention and deletion paths. See the Privacy Policy for current limits and exceptions.
Example of how work context could be connected
This sample uses fictional people, projects, and commitments. It illustrates one way to inspect related context; it is not a live workspace or a statement of current product behavior.
Alex Rivera
VP of Product at Northwind. Key stakeholder for enterprise deployment.
- Needs SOC2 report for internal legal team
- Alex → Review security whitepaper by Monday
Ask ProfMe. Don't search for the answer.
You shouldn't have to remember which meeting, message, or document contained the answer.
Just ask.
“What did we decide?”
“What did I promise?”
“What changed?”
“What did Alex say about this?”
“What are my open commitments?”
“What should I know before my meeting?”
"What did I promise to deliver this week?"
"I'll send over the revised MSA draft with the waived setup fee by Thursday morning..." [Transcript line 42]
Walk into every conversation knowing what came before
Review decisions, people and open follow-ups from saved meeting context before your next conversation. Check each item against its source and bring forward what matters.
Before you meet: Northwind Enterprise Sync
Last conversation: August 02 (8 days ago)
Alex Rivera
Sarah Chen
David Vance- Data retention policy clause (Legal wanted 90-day cap)
- Implementation timeline confidence before Q4 budget freeze
- Deliver revised SOC2 whitepaper (Sarah sending today at 3 PM)
- Provide draft MSA with setup fee waiver
- Final approval from David Vance on payment schedule (Net 30 vs Net 60)
- Launch target moved to Sept 15 (Alex was notified on Aug 8)
"Confirm receiving SOC2 report is the final remaining gate to signing."