A Meeting Copilot That Stays on Your Machine

A quiet assistant that never leaves the room

Most AI meeting tools work like this: your voice travels to a company's servers, gets processed there, and comes back as a summary. That's fine — until you're on a call about a contract negotiation, a client's budget, or anything you'd rather not hand to a third party.

Natively takes a different approach. It runs entirely on your own computer. Nothing leaves. No monthly fee, no account, no terms of service you'll never read.

But the interesting part isn't just the privacy. It's the memory. After a few meetings, you can ask it things like "what did Sara say about the timeline in last Tuesday's call?" and it actually knows. It keeps a searchable record of everything you've discussed — locally, on your machine.

It also has a stealth mode, which means it stays invisible if someone records the screen during a call. Useful for prep sessions, interview coaching, or just keeping your tools to yourself.

For a founder who does a lot of calls — investor chats, client check-ins, team syncs — this is the kind of tool you install once and quietly forget about, until you realize you haven't lost a single follow-up in weeks.

You can find it at: https://github.com/Natively-AI-assistant/natively-cluely-ai-assistant

Words worth knowing

Open-source — The instructions for building the tool are public. Anyone can inspect them, which makes it easier to trust.

Local / runs locally — Everything happens on your own computer. No data is sent anywhere.

RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) — A way for an AI to search through a specific set of documents — in this case, your past meeting transcripts — before answering a question. Think of it as giving the AI a filing cabinet it can actually use.

Stealth mode — The tool hides itself from screen-recording software, so it won't appear if someone shares or records their screen during a call.