An iPhone pinned to the screen, previewing each step of the app as the page scrolls.
Effortless in · AI-readable out

The second brain you fill by voice — that your AI can read.

The Today screen — today's meetings, focus priorities and latest notes — playing a live demo: a voice note is recorded, AI transcribes and files it, and the finished note opens on its summary, then its extracted tasks.

Everything you capture becomes context. Connect Claude and ask about your own week — it answers from your notes, not the public web.

See how it works →

Free on the App Store — iPhone + Apple Watch, plus the Mac app

Most “second brain” apps are a graveyard — you dump things in and never see them again. MAI is different on both sides of the loop.

Effortless in

Voice notesTalk — AI does the typing
MeetingsA notetaker joins your calls
Links, photos & notesShare it or type it — AI files it

The phone screen shows the MAI brain mark with pulsing rings — the center of the loop.

AI-readable out — and back

ClaudeAnswers from your world
ChatGPT & any MCP assistantReads your brain — writes back too

Talk. MAI does the typing.

You speak at ~130 words a minute and type at ~40. So just talk — in the car, on a walk, between meetings. In whatever language you think in — mixed, accented, mid-sentence switches included. AI turns the ramble into a clean note with a summary and the tasks you mentioned.

The recording sheet over the Notes list: pulsing rings around a waveform, a running timer, level bars, and Pause and Save buttons — with a photo attachment button and a note chip riding below the sheet.

Speaking130 wpm
Typing40 wpm

Every idea, hands-free.

Ideas don’t wait for you to be at your desk. MAI captures from your wrist, from your share sheet, from anywhere — so nothing good is lost to a workout, a commute, or a scroll.

The Notes list: a voice note with its tags and audio, a link saved from a video with its context extracted, a typed note and a recorded meeting — each filed under its project.

  • Record from your Apple Watch — mid-run, in the shower, walking the dog. Your phone stays in your pocket.
  • See something worth keeping on YouTube or Instagram? Share it to MAI — AI extracts the context so you can ask about it later.
  • Prefer writing? Manual notes work too — a full canvas when you want to type.

An AI notetaker in every meeting.

Paste a meeting link — or connect Google Calendar and it’s automatic. MAI’s notetaker joins the call, records, and hands you the notes before you’re back at your desk.

Google MeetZoomMicrosoft Teams

A recorded meeting, opened on its Summary tab: the platform, time and length, who was there, the project it filed under, topic sections under pink headings ending in key decisions, tabs for Actions, Transcript and Listen, and an Ask about this meeting bar.

  • Summary, key decisions and action items — written for you
  • Speaker breakdown with talk-time
  • Approve or dismiss every extracted task

Ask your notes anything.

Weeks of voice notes, meetings and tasks — one question away. Ask Mai like you’d ask a person, and get back what you actually said, decided and promised. In seconds, not in twenty open notes.

The My Brain chat: a question asked across your notes, Mai's answer listing three commitments, a Sources row, Copy, Save as Entry and Add Task actions, and an Ask your brain input bar.

  • One question searches every note, meeting and task
  • Answers grounded in what you actually captured
  • Copy it, save it as a note, or turn it into a task

Ask your AI about your own week.

This is what makes MAI an agent-first note taker: your AI stops forgetting you. Connect MAI and ask a real question — the answer comes grounded in your meetings, notes and commitments, not the public web. One link, and you never re-explain yourself again.

Works with claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code — and any MCP client. You approve access; revoke it anytime.

How the MCP server works →

The in-app Connect to Claude screen with the MCP server URL, setup steps, and the list of what Claude can do.

The same brain, on your Mac.

Hold a key and talk — formatted text lands at your cursor in any app. Meetings get caught before they start. Everything you capture at your desk lands in the same brain as everything you speak on the go.

See the Mac app →

The iPhone slides offstage. In its place, a Mac desktop scene: MAI dictation formatting speech into a Mail compose window, with the floating recording HUD beneath.

Watch your ideas connect.

Every note is embedded and linked semantically — people, projects and themes cluster into a living map of your thinking. This is “Your Brain,” and it grows every time you speak.

The Mac app's Brain window: the knowledge-graph galaxy at desktop size — one vividly connected cluster, named project orbs, and the Tree, Focus and Galaxy lens switcher.

Interconnectivity between all your tasks, ideas and meetings.

  • Tasks
  • Ideas
  • Meetings

Your brain talks back every morning.

A second brain shouldn’t just store — it should advise. Each morning MAI reads everything new and hands you Today’s Focus: the three things that matter most, and why.

The morning Focus Brief sheet: three ranked priorities with the reason behind each, your ventures, and a parking lot for not-today ideas.

  • Synthesized every morning from your notes, meetings and calendar
  • Knows your ventures — and flags what’s drifting
  • A parking lot keeps good-but-not-now ideas out of the way

Actions, assigned and prioritized for you.

Every commitment you speak — and every action item your meetings produce — lands on one daily list. The Priority Matrix files each task by urgency and importance, so you always know what’s next.

The Priority Matrix: tasks auto-filed into Do, Schedule, Delegate and Eliminate quadrants.

  • A daily Today list with carry-over and recurring tasks
  • Do, Schedule, Delegate, Eliminate — filed automatically
  • Approve or dismiss every extracted task
Effortless in · AI-readable out

The second brain you fill by voice — that your AI can read.

The Today screen — today's meetings, focus priorities and latest notes — playing a live demo: a voice note is recorded, AI transcribes and files it, and the finished note opens on its summary, then its extracted tasks.

Everything you capture becomes context. Connect Claude and ask about your own week — it answers from your notes, not the public web.

See how it works →

Free on the App Store — iPhone + Apple Watch, plus the Mac app

Most “second brain” apps are a graveyard. MAI is different on both sides of the loop.

Most “second brain” apps are a graveyard — you dump things in and never see them again. MAI is different on both sides of the loop.

Effortless in

Voice notesTalk — AI does the typing
MeetingsA notetaker joins your calls
Links, photos & notesShare it or type it — AI files it
The phone screen shows the MAI brain mark with pulsing rings — the center of the loop.

AI-readable out — and back

ClaudeAnswers from your world
ChatGPT & any MCP assistantReads your brain — writes back too

Talk. MAI does the typing.

You speak at ~130 words a minute and type at ~40. So just talk — in the car, on a walk, between meetings. In whatever language you think in — mixed, accented, mid-sentence switches included. AI turns the ramble into a clean note with a summary and the tasks you mentioned.

The recording sheet over the Notes list: pulsing rings around a waveform, a running timer, level bars, and Pause and Save buttons — with a photo attachment button and a note chip riding below the sheet.
Speaking130 wpm
Typing40 wpm

Every idea, hands-free.

Ideas don’t wait for you to be at your desk. MAI captures from your wrist, from your share sheet, from anywhere — so nothing good is lost to a workout, a commute, or a scroll.

The Notes list: a voice note with its tags and audio, a link saved from a video with its context extracted, a typed note and a recorded meeting — each filed under its project.
  • Record from your Apple Watch — mid-run, in the shower, walking the dog. Your phone stays in your pocket.
  • See something worth keeping on YouTube or Instagram? Share it to MAI — AI extracts the context so you can ask about it later.
  • Prefer writing? Manual notes work too — a full canvas when you want to type.

An AI notetaker in every meeting.

Paste a meeting link — or connect Google Calendar and it’s automatic. MAI’s notetaker joins the call, records, and hands you the notes before you’re back at your desk.

Google MeetZoomMicrosoft Teams
A recorded meeting, opened on its Summary tab: the platform, time and length, who was there, the project it filed under, topic sections under pink headings ending in key decisions, tabs for Actions, Transcript and Listen, and an Ask about this meeting bar.
  • Summary, key decisions and action items — written for you
  • Speaker breakdown with talk-time
  • Approve or dismiss every extracted task

Ask your notes anything.

Weeks of voice notes, meetings and tasks — one question away. Ask Mai like you’d ask a person, and get back what you actually said, decided and promised. In seconds, not in twenty open notes.

The My Brain chat: a question asked across your notes, Mai's answer listing three commitments, a Sources row, Copy, Save as Entry and Add Task actions, and an Ask your brain input bar.
  • One question searches every note, meeting and task
  • Answers grounded in what you actually captured
  • Copy it, save it as a note, or turn it into a task

Ask your AI about your own week.

This is what makes MAI an agent-first note taker: your AI stops forgetting you. Connect MAI and ask a real question — the answer comes grounded in your meetings, notes and commitments, not the public web. One link, and you never re-explain yourself again.

Works with claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code — and any MCP client. You approve access; revoke it anytime.

How the MCP server works →
The in-app Connect to Claude screen with the MCP server URL, setup steps, and the list of what Claude can do.

Watch your ideas connect.

Every note is embedded and linked semantically — people, projects and themes cluster into a living map of your thinking. This is “Your Brain,” and it grows every time you speak.

The Mac app's Brain window: the knowledge-graph galaxy at desktop size — one vividly connected cluster, named project orbs, and the Tree, Focus and Galaxy lens switcher.

Interconnectivity between all your tasks, ideas and meetings.

  • Tasks
  • Ideas
  • Meetings

Your brain talks back every morning.

A second brain shouldn’t just store — it should advise. Each morning MAI reads everything new and hands you Today’s Focus: the three things that matter most, and why.

The morning Focus Brief sheet: three ranked priorities with the reason behind each, your ventures, and a parking lot for not-today ideas.
  • Synthesized every morning from your notes, meetings and calendar
  • Knows your ventures — and flags what’s drifting
  • A parking lot keeps good-but-not-now ideas out of the way

Actions, assigned and prioritized for you.

Every commitment you speak — and every action item your meetings produce — lands on one daily list. The Priority Matrix files each task by urgency and importance, so you always know what’s next.

The Priority Matrix: tasks auto-filed into Do, Schedule, Delegate and Eliminate quadrants.
  • A daily Today list with carry-over and recurring tasks
  • Do, Schedule, Delegate, Eliminate — filed automatically
  • Approve or dismiss every extracted task

It works where you build, too.

An agent-first note taker works where you build, too: the same connector powers Claude Code. Discussed improvements in yesterday’s meeting? Tell your agent to plan them — it reads the transcript through MAI, pulls what was agreed, and turns it into a real plan for your codebase.

Add it to Claude Code in one line:

claude mcp add --transport http mai https://maicontext.com/mcp

Everything the MCP server can do →

claude — ~/code/atlas-web
❯Based on our sprint review from yesterday, plan all the improvements we discussed.
⏺somaflow · search_entriesfound “Atlas Web — Sprint Review” · yesterday
⏺somaflow · get_meeting_transcript4 improvements discussed
Plan — grounded in yesterday's sprint review:
  1. 1.Make calendar-connect skippable — onboarding drop-off at step 2
  2. 2.Guard the projects fetch — empty screen crashes on first launch
  3. 3.Cut search debounce to 150 ms — latency Priya flagged
  4. 4.Contrast pass on entry cards in dark mode
4 tasks created in MAI — ready to implement

It’s on your Mac, too.

The desktop app is the other half of MAI: your voice in every text field, your meetings caught before they start, and the whole brain on a screen with room to read it.

  • Dictate into any appHold a key and talk — formatted text lands at your cursor, your project names spelled right.
  • Every meeting, captured your wayRecord the call with no bot in the room, or send the AI notetaker. Summary, transcript, audio and tasks either way.

You talk, your second brain shapes what you said, and formatted text lands at your cursor with your names spelled right.

See the Mac app →Free download · macOS 14.6 or laterOn Windows? Join the waitlist

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RecordNotetaker

Five minutes before a call: record it, send the notetaker, or join.

Enterprise-grade security. No compromise.

Your second brain holds your real life — it’s protected accordingly.

Encrypted in transit and at rest
TLS on the wire, encrypted storage behind it — backups included.
Never used to train AI
Your voice and notes power your second brain and nobody's models. Our AI providers contractually exclude API content from training, and the meeting bot's copy is deleted 72 hours after the call.
GDPR compliant, stored in the EU
Your data lives in the European Union under the world's strictest privacy law — wherever you're from. Every processor named, every transfer under Standard Contractual Clauses.
Yours to delete, anytime
Export everything, or erase it — account deletion works from inside the app and reaches encrypted backups within 30 days. Direct database access by our own team is logged.

The long version says the same thing — read the security overview or the privacy policy.

Granola remembers your meetings.
MAI remembers your whole world — and hands it to your AI.

The founder of MAI.
“I created my context to organize my chaos.”

From the founder

Built for my own head first.

I have ADHD, and I’m dyslexic. Reading and typing for long stretches has never worked for me — but my brain never stops: ideas, decisions, things that need to happen. For years, the gap between what I thought and what I managed to write down was where good ideas went to die.

I run four companies. I build web apps, run an agency and two AI hackathons. I have a beautiful family and a girlfriend I want to be fully present for. None of that works if capturing a thought means stopping to type it.

So I solved my own problem. I talk — on a walk, in the shower, straight after a meeting — and MAI turns it into my context: organized, connected, ready to use. That context follows me into Claude and every coding agent I work with. For me it’s not a notes app. It’s part of my operating system.

— The maker of MAI

How I run my day on it

This isn’t a demo script — it’s my routine.

  1. Morning

    The brief comes to me.

    My Focus Brief reads the last few days of entries and tells me where today’s focus should be. I don’t rebuild my priorities from memory — the brain does it.

  2. All day

    Capture without breaking stride.

    In-person meetings and discussions I record from my Watch or my phone. Online, my notetaker joins the call. Ideas arrive mid-walk or in the shower — I just talk. Everything lands as clean notes and actions, not raw transcripts.

  3. After

    I point my AI at it.

    Follow-ups go through Claude — any AI chat works. Based on the last meeting, or my discussion with this person about this project:

    • Draft the follow-up email
    • Send everyone the summary
    • Apply the changes we agreed on to the project
    • Investigate that issue — where is it coming from?
    • Open a PR for me to review
  4. Anytime

    Ideas come back home.

    A new idea becomes a project that holds everything — thoughts, videos, references. I think it through with Claude, and when we land somewhere I really like, I summarize it back into the brain. It works in both directions.

And the rest of the brain.

Everything else working quietly underneath the five big moves.

Actions & priorities
A daily Today list with carry-over, recurring tasks and an Eisenhower matrix.
Mai, your notes assistant
Chat across everything you've ever captured and pull out the threads.
Ask any note
Grounded answers from a single entry — asking never changes your note.
Projects that file themselves
New notes and meetings are auto-assigned to the right project.
Search that understands
Hybrid keyword + semantic search across your entire brain.
One-tap AI actions
Translate notes, draft LinkedIn posts and emails, or listen to audio summaries.
Share with your team
Invite collaborators into entries and projects; tasks carry assignees.
A quiet notifications inbox
Invites, mentions and processing updates — collected, not shouted.
Widgets & quick record
Your actions and a one-tap Speak button, right on the Home Screen.

Start free. Upgrade when it clicks.

Download free and start capturing today — Premium unlocks the full two-way brain.

Free

€0/ forever

No card. No trial clock. Just the app.

  • Text notes, browsing & basic tasks
  • Projects to organize your brain
  • 2,000 dictated words a week
  • Search across your entries
7 days free

Premium

€8.33/ month

billed annually at €99.99Save 44%

or €14.99 billed monthly

  • Unlimited dictation into any app
  • Unlimited voice capture with AI notes & tasks
  • Meeting notetaker for Meet, Zoom & Teams
  • Daily Focus Brief every morning
  • Ask your notes & meetings anything
  • Claude connector — your AI reads your brain
  • AI actions: translate, drafts, audio summaries
Start 7 days free

Prices in EUR. The App Store shows your local price and starts with 7 days free.

Limited access

Founding offer

€69.99once

Pay once. Never see a renewal.

  • Everything in Premium, for life
  • A direct line to the founder
  • A real say in what gets built next
  • Early access to everything new
See the offer

Closing soon · Limited founding memberships available.

Questions, answered.

Is my data private?
Your notes, meetings and tasks live in your private account and are used only to power your own second brain — AI processing structures your content for you, not for anyone else. Claude can read your brain only after you explicitly connect it, and you can revoke access at any time. Full details in the privacy policy.
Is my data encrypted?
Yes — in transit and at rest, backups included, on servers in the European Union. Sign-in is a one-time emailed code, so there is no password of yours for anyone to steal. What we don’t do is end-to-end encryption: turning speech into summaries and searchable notes means our servers have to be able to read it, and keys only you hold would switch all of that off. We’d rather say that plainly than imply otherwise — the security overview spells out exactly what it means.
Can you read my notes?
Other customers can’t — the database refuses to hand your rows to anyone else, and that rule sits below the app, so a bug in our code can’t leak them. We could, the same as any hosted tool, and we think you should hear that from us rather than assume otherwise. So every direct database access by our team is recorded in an audit log, your note content never reaches our application logs or error reports, and our internal tooling returns counts and dates rather than what you wrote.
What happens to my meeting recordings?
They stay so you can play them back, and deleting the note deletes the recording with it. You can also keep just the words: a setting removes the audio the moment the transcript is ready. If you send the notetaker, the service that runs it deletes its own copy 72 hours after the call — and if you record the meeting on your Mac instead, nothing joins the call and that service never receives the audio at all.
What exactly is the Claude connector?
MAI speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open standard AI assistants use to reach external tools. Connect once and Claude — on claude.ai, Claude Desktop or Claude Code — can search your notes, read meeting transcripts, see your Focus Brief, and even save notes or tasks back. It's a Premium feature, and every connection is approved by you. It's why we call MAI an agent-first note taker — your agents get the same access you do.
Which meeting tools does the notetaker support?
Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Paste a meeting link to send the notetaker once, or connect Google Calendar and MAI can join your scheduled calls automatically.
Do I have to type anything?
No. MAI is voice-first: talk on iPhone or Apple Watch, share links from any app, snap photos of whiteboards — AI turns all of it into structured notes and tasks. Typing works too, whenever you prefer it.
What platforms does MAI run on?
iPhone and Apple Watch, with a Mac companion. It's a free download on the App Store.
How much does it cost?
Free to download and use. Premium — unlimited voice capture, the meeting notetaker, the daily Focus Brief and the Claude connector — starts with a 7-day free trial, then €99.99 a year or €14.99 a month. There is also a one-time €69.99 founding membership with limited access — the offer is closing soon. Prices in EUR; the App Store shows your local currency.

Effortless in.
AI-readable out.

Other memory tools ask you to maintain a knowledge base. MAI just listens.

Free on the App Store — iPhone + Apple Watch, plus the Mac app