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Meeting notes that stay on your computer, with no bot joining the call
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Your scraps land as plain Markdown in a folder you own, and coding agents can search them over MCP, so notes stop dying in an app you never reopen.
Jot is a capture tool for macOS. A double press of Shift saves the current selection, images included, to ~/Documents/Jot; other shortcuts take a quick note, mark up a screen region or dictate into any app. Transcription runs on-device by default, with cloud models optional on your own key. A CLI and MCP server let Claude Code, Codex or Cursor read and tag jots but never delete them. No account. One-time licence, $9 at launch then $29, with a 3-day trial.
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