Omi

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Best fitAudio and Voice · Productivity · Design
In one lineOmi captures conversations and turns them into transcripts, summaries, tasks, and searchable memories, using a wearable device and apps for phone, Mac, and web.

Omi combines a wearable conversation recorder with an AI memory service. The official product page describes capturing conversations and turning them into transcripts, summaries, tasks, and searchable memories. Users can review what was said later or ask questions about the captured material.

Capture and recall

Omi records online or offline and syncs offline recordings afterwards. The publisher lists more than 25 supported languages and speech profiles for identifying speakers. Its recall tools include searching summaries, tasks, and memories, as well as a daily recap.

The device can be worn on a cord, clip, or wrist band. Omi advertises ten to fourteen hours of battery life on one charge. That is the publisher's stated range, rather than a result measured here. The wrist band is described as sold separately. Someone choosing a wearable setup should check the current included accessories and charging requirements before ordering.

The page describes client calls, team sessions, and one-to-one conversations as examples of use. These show the intended setting for the product; they do not establish transcription accuracy or completeness in every recording environment. Compare a short captured conversation with its transcript and summary before relying on it for important details.

Apps and follow-up work

Omi provides apps for iPhone, Android, Mac, and web. The publisher describes reviewing and searching the same memory across these devices. It also lists task-manager syncing, custom summary templates, and transcript sharing.

The app-store section includes calendars, task managers, and note tools, with named examples such as Notion, Zapier, and Telegram. For a specific workflow, confirm what an integration reads or updates and how the resulting tasks or notes appear in the destination app.

Omi says its source code is open and that users can run it locally rather than in the cloud. The publisher also describes offline recording, on-phone transcription on the free plan, and deletion of captured material. Those are separate options that should be checked against the setup you intend to use.

Device price and access

The captured page offers Omi for $129 as a limited-time price, with $179 listed as the normal price. It describes a one-time hardware purchase with a free plan included and no subscription required. The page also offers starting free on a phone.

The site lists worldwide shipping and a one-year warranty, and directs buyers to support for current shipping and return details. The captured material does not state all free-plan usage limits. Confirm those limits and the current hardware price before deciding which setup meets your needs.

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