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FRIDAY

A glossary in your ear: words that come up in a conversation get a category and a one-line meaning, right there.

Rust · Windows · In development
FRIDAY

Features

Just start listening

Press start and it listens right away. Meetings, chats and videos are all the same to it. Pause, resume and stop from the small floating panel or the tray.

Words float by

Words from the conversation become notes with the word, its category and a one-line meaning, floating up the right side. The paper colour shows the category. The same word waits 30 minutes before it appears again.

Stop and pin

Hover to stop a note; click (or tap with touch or pen) to pin it to the list at the top. Hover over the list to see the full text and more detail.

Glossary and AI

Words in the glossary appear at once; AI fills in the rest. Notes written by AI are marked “estimated”, and words it has explained appear at once next time. Add glossaries for your field.

Last time’s topics

In meetings with participants tagged, it tells you when a topic connects to an earlier conversation with the same people.

Latest news

While it is not listening, it looks up recent news on words likely to come up, and shows it as soon as the word is said.

Only what others say

It hears both the microphone and the PC. Register your voice and it skips what you say.

History and minutes

Finished meetings become minutes with an overview, a timeline summary, topics and the full transcript. Save them as text.

Kept out of screen sharing

Notes and the control panel are excluded from screen sharing and recording by default (some sharing methods may still show them).

Specs

PlatformsWindows 10 (2004 or later) / 11, 64-bit
RequiresA microphone and the Visual C++ Redistributable
AIAn AI CLI (by default Google’s Antigravity CLI, signed in with a Google account). Without AI it still works from the glossary
TranscriptionOn the PC itself (SenseVoice-Small)
GlossaryA built-in business glossary. Add field glossaries (JSON)
StatusIn development (v0.1.0)