Omi AI

Omi AI is a productivity tool. Omi is a wearable AI pendant that captures conversations and turns them into transcripts, summaries, tasks and searchable memories. It works with iPhone, Android, Mac and web apps, offers a free plan, and is sold as a one-time hardware purchase.

Omi is a wearable AI device paired with mobile, desktop and web apps. The pendant clips on, hangs from a cord or sits in a wrist band, and it listens to conversations throughout the day. Everything it hears is transcribed, then condensed into summaries, action items and searchable memories, so the wearer can stay in the discussion instead of typing notes. The pitch is built around a gap that phone-based recorders leave open. A phone app has to stay in the foreground, and capture stops when a call arrives, the screen locks or storage fills. A dedicated device sidesteps those limits. Omi quotes a battery life of 10 to 14 hours, records online or offline and syncs afterward, and supports more than 25 languages. Speech profiles are used to tell speakers apart. In practice, the day's conversations show up in the app as transcripts with summaries and tasks attached. Users can search across them, ask Omi questions about anything it heard, and receive a daily recap each evening. Tasks can be pushed to a task manager, summaries can follow custom templates, and a transcript can be shared in one tap. An app store lists more than 1,000 integrations, with Calendar, Drive, Notion, Zapier and Telegram shown on the homepage. The target audience is professionals who spend time in client calls, team sessions and one-to-one meetings, with dedicated pages for sales, healthcare and technicians. Privacy claims are a central part of the offer. The company cites SOC 2 and HIPAA compliance, publishes the code as open source so it can be run locally, and says captured material can be deleted. A free plan covers the apps with on-phone transcription, and the pendant is a one-time purchase with no subscription required. A separate product, Omi Glass, puts the same memory into open source glasses. Among alternatives, Omi sits between software-only meeting recorders and other wearable recorders, trading the convenience of an app for dedicated hardware that has to be bought and worn.