Rammenta for Mac
Voice notes with total recall — on your desktop
Zackary Nisbet
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Your whole memory, on the Mac you already work on.
Rammenta for Mac records straight from the menu bar — capturing your mic and the system audio as two balanced tracks you can mix — then transcribes every word, knows who said it, pulls a summary and your next steps, and lets you ask anything across everything you've captured, cited back to the exact moment it was said.
A real desktop app. A three-pane library, fast search, and one-click imports from iMessage, Apple Notes & Voice Memos. Start a thought on your iPhone or Apple Watch and finish it on the Mac — it all lands in the same private memory the instant it happens.
Private by architecture: your library lives on your device and in your own iCloud, Apple-protected. Embedding and search run on-device. We never touch your data, and it's never used to train AI.
Developer · Rammenta · rammenta.com
The latest Mac build. Every release is in the changelog.
- Diagrams: select text in a note, right-click and choose Diagram, or press ⇧⌘D. Pick a flowchart, mind map, sequence, timeline, Gantt, Git graph, pie, kanban or any of 16 types. It's drawn instantly on your Mac, under your text. Save it as PNG, SVG or PDF. Diagrams are drawn by Pele, Obsidian's open-source renderer.
- Export as PDF: File › Export as PDF… (⇧⌘E) saves a note with its formatting, tables, images and diagrams.
- The screenshots you keep on your Mac show up on your iPhone in Library › Screenshots, privately through your own iCloud.
- Dictation sits around the notch: the timer on one side, the word count on the other.
- Long dictations keep every word: talk for twenty minutes and nothing gets cut off.
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Rammenta hasn't launched on the Mac App Store yet, so there aren't any ratings. Get early access, put it through its paces, and your feedback shapes v1.
Get early accessNot Used to Track You
Rammenta does not track you across other apps or websites. Your recordings, transcripts, and notes live on your device and in your own iCloud — Apple-protected, used only to make the app work, and never used to train AI.