The native companion that handles capture, sync, and MCP wiring so the cloud workspace can focus on synthesis. Background-quiet, menu-bar resident, ready for the next voice memo.
Linux? Run the web app in any browser, or use the AppImage (experimental).
The desktop app is a thin native shell — the heavy lifting (extraction, retrieval, synthesis) happens in the cloud workspace. The local app earns its install for four things.
Hit ⌥⇧N from anywhere — a new note opens in the menu bar with the current app's context as title. Voice mode by default; type if you'd rather.
Press to record, press to stop. Audio uploads to your workspace; transcripts and entity extraction arrive minutes later. No third-party app, no broken email chain.
Point it at any folder of markdown — Obsidian vault, daily-notes directory, scratch folder. Aletheia reflects changes into the workspace within seconds.
Detects Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, and any MCP-capable client on your machine. Adds the Aletheia server config without you opening a JSON file. Revokes cleanly when you sign out.
Standard installer flow. Your workspace credentials sync from the cloud once you sign in; nothing to copy or paste.
Applications. On Windows, the installer walks you through it.
Auto-update is on by default. You'll get prompted on the next launch. Full changelog ↗