Mori

The call ends. What was said stays.

You leave a call sure that you will remember it. A week later someone asks when you said the onboarding would ship, and you are scrolling through a chat for a date that was only ever said out loud.

Mori is there for that week later. Press a hotkey when the call starts, in Meet, Zoom or Teams, and it listens to both sides: your microphone on one track, everyone else on the other. That is how the transcript knows who said what. Tell it once who the other voice was and the name is used everywhere.

Seconds after you hang up, the call is written down. Under it is what matters: what was discussed, what was decided, and who took what, with a real date where someone said Thursday.

The next morning Mori opens on Today: what is yours and due, the late ones first, and what others still owe you.

And when the question comes, you ask it. The answer names the call it came from, and one click opens that call at the right minute.

Mori is open source, under the MIT licence. Everything it keeps is a file on your computer that you can open, copy and export.

LorenzoMilan · October 2026