threadfork

About threadfork

threadfork is a local-first AI meeting notetaker for macOS that records, transcribes, and connects every conversation entirely on your own machine. There is no meeting bot joining your calls and no audio leaving the Mac — it captures microphone and system audio, so it works for Zoom, Meet, and Teams as well as an in-person conversation in the room you are sitting in. Local models handle transcription, speaker identification, summarization, and entity extraction on your hardware, and it keeps working offline. What separates it from a transcript viewer is the structure it builds afterward. Every commitment someone makes in a meeting becomes a Thread with an owner, a deadline, and a link back to the exact moment it was said, so follow-ups survive the call. People, companies, topics, and products become Entities with their own timelines — open a customer's entity and you see every mention across months of meetings, what was promised, what changed, and who said it. Notes open in tabs and edit like documents, including markdown tables, with every line still anchored to its timestamp. Command-K opens semantic search across every transcript, summary, and thread, with typed filters for a person, a topic, or a date range, returning the exact moment rather than just the meeting it happened in. Calendar context and projects organize the whole thing.

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