What you teach one, the others remember. The dead ends too. Decisions in Claude Code show up in Claude Desktop. The path you ruled out in Cursor doesn't come back in Codex. One memory. Every tool. Yours.
Every tool starts from zero. You re-paste your project, your preferences, your past. The smarter your tools get, the more amnesia you carry.
You explain your codebase to Cursor, then Claude, then Codex. Again tomorrow. The ones with memory don't share it. Claude Code can't see what you told Claude Desktop, same company.
The voice you taught one model, the constraints it learned, the rules of your taste. Invisible to the next one you open.
Insights live in a chat window you'll close in twenty minutes. Decisions live in a meeting nobody re-watches. Your future self never sees them.
The only thing connecting your tools is you. You carry context from one window to the next, by hand, every day. The work that should compound just evaporates.
Becki captures your meetings, distills what matters, and serves it to every AI tool you use over MCP. A small daemon on your Mac. Three jobs, done quietly.
Becki auto-starts when a calendar meeting begins, or push the menu-bar button. On-device transcription, speaker diarisation, project tagging. No audio ever leaves your Mac.
Becki extracts the durable bits: who owes what, what was decided, which project it belongs to. The transcript stays for reference. The graph stays small and meaningful.
Becki exposes an MCP server. Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Zed, VS Code, and anything else that speaks MCP can ask "what did we decide?" and pull the answer from your own memory.
Becki exposes a local MCP server. Your AI tools connect to it the same way they'd connect to any other. No extension, no proxy, no Becki account.
Your AI tools already reach into GitHub, Gmail, Slack, Linear, and Notion through their own MCP servers. Becki captures the map: what got decided, where the spec lives, who owns the doc. So the next session opens with it already in hand.
Becki runs on your Mac. Your meetings transcribe on-device and your vault stays in files on your disk. No opaque "memory feature" controlled by someone else's product team.
"A teammate left and took his logic with him. Claude Code rebuilt it from his spreadsheet, and Becki had the rest: the manual overrides, the Slack threads, the reasons no one wrote down."
Meeting recorders capture the room and forget it. Note apps only hold what you stop to write down. Every AI keeps its own memory and shares none of it. Becki is the layer underneath, on your Mac and in every tool.
| Per-tool memoryChatGPT · Claude Projects | Meeting recordersGranola · Otter · Fireflies | Note appsNotion · Mem · Reflect | Becki | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shared across every AI tool | Locked to one | — | — | Yes, via MCP |
| Runs locally on your Mac | Cloud | Cloud | Cloud | Yes |
| Captures decisions & dead endsnot just transcripts or notes you write | Partial | Raw transcript | You write it | Automatic |
| Surfaces context inside your toolsno copy-paste between apps | Within itself | — | — | Everywhere |
| Sharpens as it growsconsolidates instead of piling up | — | — | — | Yes |
| The memory is yoursportable, not vendor-locked | Vendor-locked | Vendor-locked | Exportable | Yours, on disk |
Get the launch email. We'll tell you the day Becki opens, and you'll be first in line.