An open-source audio and transcript archive,
built for hardware you control.
SaidNest
A home for what was said.
In development. Fictional samples below.
Find the words again
A phrase, its timestamp, the thought around it. Try a passage from the preview.
Fictional content.
No audio is recorded.
A good idea, on a walk
What if we made it easier to come back to the ideas we almost forgot?
Your archive.
Your own system.
SaidNest is being built so the place that keeps your conversations belongs to you.
Read the architecturePlanned architecture
Windows first.
Android and Pixel Watch to follow.
On your hardware. Direct access.
Local transcription without a subscription.
Optional managed connections and hosted transcription, when you choose them.
Before you begin
What works today?
The preview lets you search fictional conversations, read timestamped excerpts, and copy or download their text. It records nothing and saves nothing to a server.
What comes next?
Windows microphone and system-audio capture, recoverable local storage, and transcription on your own hardware. Secure mobile sync follows a reliable local archive.
What will be paid?
The software will remain open source. Optional subscriptions will cover managed remote connections and mobile convenience; hosted transcription will be charged by usage. Prices are not set.
Can I use it offline?
Direct local access and local inference are core requirements of the planned product. The current preview contains sample text only. Follow the roadmap.