Your work, captured as a loop — not a pile of notes.
Tucky turns everything you say, record, and decide into a living picture of your work, entirely on your Mac. Here is the loop that makes it happen.
Download freeMost tools capture fragments: a recording here, a note there, a task in another app. The gaps between them are where decisions get lost and follow-ups quietly die. The work memory loop closes those gaps by treating capture, organization, insight, and action as one continuous cycle rather than four disconnected chores.
Every stage runs locally on your Mac — no cloud upload, no per-seat fee, no vendor holding your transcripts. The result is a private memory of your work that gets more useful the more you use it.
Keep the moment
Speak naturally, record a meeting, or capture your screen without breaking your flow. Tucky detects calls automatically, records both system and mic audio, and cleans it on-device before transcribing — so the raw material is always there when you need it.
Make it usable
Use your trigger word to create a note or task, include the project, and find it later in your library.
Find the signal
Understand what was decided, what is still open, and where a conversation or project stands. Daily summaries and search over your work memory surface the signal so progress and gaps stop hiding between meetings.
Act with context
Use exports or an MCP-connected AI tool to review repeated prompts and identify workflow changes you can make.
You can’t manage what you can’t see.
Important work is spread across conversations, half-formed thoughts, meetings, and recordings. When those live in separate tools, no one has the full picture — and the cost shows up later as a dropped follow-up or a decision no one remembers making.
A loop keeps everything connected: what you captured is organized, what is organized is visible, and what is visible informs your next move. Because it all runs on-device, you get that continuity without trading away privacy or paying a recurring cloud bill.
Frequently asked questions
What is the work memory loop?
It is the cycle Tucky runs your work through: capture what is said or shown, organize it into searchable knowledge, see what matters, and act with that context — then repeat. Each pass makes your private work memory more complete.
Does the loop run in the cloud?
Transcription and built-in AI processing run locally. Exporting files, uploading to Google Drive, or giving an external AI tool access through MCP can share selected content outside the app. That tool’s own processing and storage rules then apply.
How is this different from a notes app or a transcription tool?
A notes app stores what you type; a transcription tool gives you a wall of text. The work memory loop connects capture, organization, insight, and action, so recordings turn into knowledge you can use instead of files you never reopen.
Stop typing. Start talking.
Open Terminal and paste the line below. No Homebrew required.
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/desduvauchelle/echo-scribe/main/install.sh | bash