How Inama works
From a phone on the table to a transcript where every line has a name.
1. Record on one phone
Open the Inama app, choose who is in the room if you like, and press record. The phone keeps recording with the screen off. You can mark moments, type notes and take photos; each is stamped with its time.
2. The audio goes to your server
When you stop, the recording is uploaded to your Inama server. If the connection drops, the upload resumes where it stopped. A recording made from a calendar event lands in that meeting.
3. Speech becomes words
Open speech models on the server turn the audio into text, word by word, with the time of every word. Nothing is sent to an outside service.
4. Voices are told apart
A second step works out who spoke when and gives each voice a label. If you tell Inama how many people were there, the labels are better. Name a voice once and Inama learns it.
5. You read, search and share
Read the transcript in each speaker's colour, play any line, search every meeting, keep action items, and export a meeting to Google Drive. For a summary, Inama builds a prompt you paste into the assistant you use.
What you need
An Android phone for recording, and an Inama server. The web app works in any modern browser.