Mote is a to-do app that also happens to record your meetings, or the other way around, depending on the day. Everything lands locally: SQLite on disk, a CRDT workspace that is multiplayer-ready, and a Git-mirrored audit trail where every change, human or AI, commits with its author attached.
It recognizes who’s speaking. Voice profiles live as embeddings on the machine and match speakers across meetings, so transcripts read like conversations. Tasks follow the Things model of areas and projects with today, anytime, and someday. Projects carry Bear-style markdown docs alongside their meetings.
The quiet centerpiece is the bundled MCP server: 52 tools that register directly with Claude, so an assistant can read the latest meeting and file the follow-ups, with every write audited. Shipped installers for macOS, Linux, and Windows.