Meetings, remembered
Who said what, in every meeting.
One phone on the table. A transcript with every speaker named, made on your own server.
Amani 00:04
Thanks for coming. Where does the launch stand?
What Inama does
One phone on the table
No microphones to hand out, nothing to install for anyone else. Press record and put it down.
Every voice, named
Each line carries its speaker, each speaker their own colour. Name a voice once and Inama suggests it next time.
Made on your own server
The transcript is produced on a machine you control, with open speech models.
No outside AI hears it
No transcription service, no assistant in the cloud. When you want a summary, you copy a ready prompt into the assistant you choose.
From the room to the record
Record
Press the button, put the phone down, talk. It keeps recording with the screen off; mark moments, write notes, take photos as you go.
Read who said what
The transcript arrives with every speaker labelled. Say who a voice is once, and later meetings suggest them.
Amani 00:04
Let's start with the budget.
Keza 00:18
We agreed on the smaller venue.
Jean 00:32
Who takes the posters?
Amani 00:46
I will, by Monday.
Find it again
Search any word across every meeting, jump to that moment and hear exactly what was said.
…the «budget» for the venue is fixed…
…move the «budget» question to next week…
Audio and transcripts stay on your Inama server. Nothing is sold, nothing trains anyone's model.
Inama learns the voices of the people you meet and suggests them. Nothing is confirmed until you say so.
AKJWhat was said, notes, pasted background and titles: one search, results at the exact moment.
Got the number of people wrong? Run the speakers again; the words stay.
Deleting moves a meeting to the trash. Erasing forever is a separate, deliberate step.
The apps speak English, Français, Ikinyarwanda and Kiswahili.
Your meetings stay yours.
Your server
Recordings are processed and kept on the Inama server, not in someone else's cloud.
No cloud AI
Speech to text and speaker labels run locally. Summaries are written by the assistant you choose, from a prompt you copy.
You erase, not us
Nothing is deleted behind your back, and erasing forever asks for your password.