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ProfMe
Product
Meeting captureRecord audio on your Mac without a botMemory and commitmentsSaved work contextSearch meeting contextFind and revisit saved meeting materialAsk about saved contextCheck answers against their source recordsPrepare for meetingsReview relevant saved context
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ProfMe

A professional memory product that connects context across meetings, people, decisions, projects and commitments.

Developed and published by ArchByte Studio.

© 2026 ProfMe

Product

  • Overview
  • Meeting capture
  • Memory and commitments
  • Search work context
  • How it works
  • Use cases
  • Pricing
  • Guides and journal

Company and trust

  • About
  • Security and data practices
  • AI and recording
  • Contact

Spend less time reconstructing work. Spend more time doing it.

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Solutions Overview

ProfMe for Modern Teams & Roles

Illustrative meeting-memory workflows for founders, product managers, engineers, sales teams, consultants, and leaders.

Illustrative Role Workflows

Different roles. One persistent memory.

These fictional examples show how saved professional context might be organized for common work scenarios.

Board & Investor Sync Memory

Review investor questions, customer concerns, and strategic decisions from saved context.

An illustrative workflow for finding work context from captured or imported meetings. Results depend on available source material and should be checked against the original record.

Review context from captured or imported records
Check important details against available source material
Strategic Context

Series A Investor Alignment

Yesterday, 4:30 PM
Key Context & Insights
  • Partner concerned about gross margin timeline in Q3
  • Agreed on $4.2M ARR milestone prior to next raise
Active Threads & Commitments
  • You → Share Q2 Cohort Retention breakdown by Monday