Omi captures your screen and conversations, creates tasks, reminders and advice, helping you find anything you saw or discussed. Turn calls into summaries and action items, ask questions and get personalized responses! Omi is open source, local and works with your own AI keys, giving you full control over what gets recorded, paused, or deleted.
Hi Product Hunt 👋, I'm Nik, founder of Omi. Omi is the best way to ask AI about your own life.
Why this exists
Two years ago I launched Omi as a small pendant that remembers your conversations. The most common request was: "I want omi to know more about my life". So we built omi for your computer. Omi now sees your computer screen, hears your meetings, and answers from what you actually did.
I promised a lot with the first Omi. This one keeps the promise. It exists because of the open-source community that merged 1,600+ pull requests this year.
Try it and tell me what's broken. I read everything.
I've been at the techie-consumer edge of personal superintelligence for many years. I ordered an Omi pendant the day Limitless sold out to Meta.
Nine months in, I still wear my pendant most days. When I'm not wearing it, in-situ recording works smoothly from my Apple Watch Ultra and iPhone to memorialize important conversations.
The Mac Omi app has seen rapid evolution over the past few months. I've stopped using it several times out of frustration, only to be wooed back by a redesign. This latest one COOKS. Props to Nik and team for listening to feedback, building a solid ecosystem, and (finally) nailing the design of the desktop app! Particular respect for the dedication to open source. Tools this powerful need to be wielded by the people, for the people.
You, my friends, are on the right track.
Tried it personally for a week and felt like the transcription, memory, and summarization features are legitimately useful for anyone who lives in back-to-back conversations! Also love Omi's wearable design, super fashionable!
the "capture everything on your screen and every meeting" pitch makes me pause less about my own privacy and more about everyone else's. on a Zoom call or a shared screen, the other people in the room never opted into being transcribed into someone's personal second brain. is there any nudge to disclose that Omi is running when you're in a call with others, or is that left entirely up to the user
Okay the screen context is the part that got me. Meeting notes are useful, but being able to ask “where did I see that design yesterday?” and actually get the screen + timestamp back is a completly different thing.
Also really glad you made it local first, because otherwise this would be a pretty hard sell for me. How easy is it to pause it or exclude specific apps? really impressive work Nik @kodjima33
Well, now I have to say this was extremely nice to wake up to, as I have an insane day ahead of me. I'm seriously looking for a better way to manage my time and remember everything that's going on that I could reference back later. Thanks for making this, and oh my, here's my favorite part.
I have used Omi for a month. it was super cool. I've stopped because if some bugs with logs. Hope you fixed it and now it becomes even better!
About Omi on Product Hunt
“Ask your computer anything you saw or heard”
Omi launched on Product Hunt on September 3rd, 2026 and earned 247 upvotes and 21 comments, placing #4 on the daily leaderboard. Omi captures your screen and conversations, creates tasks, reminders and advice, helping you find anything you saw or discussed. Turn calls into summaries and action items, ask questions and get personalized responses! Omi is open source, local and works with your own AI keys, giving you full control over what gets recorded, paused, or deleted.
Omi was featured in Productivity (659.8k followers), Task Management (84.2k followers), Open Source (68.8k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (477.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 302k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Omi?
Omi was hunted by Nik Shevchenko. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Nik Shevchenko
Hi Product Hunt 👋, I'm Nik, founder of Omi. Omi is the best way to ask AI about your own life.
Why this exists
Two years ago I launched Omi as a small pendant that remembers your conversations. The most common request was: "I want omi to know more about my life". So we built omi for your computer. Omi now sees your computer screen, hears your meetings, and answers from what you actually did.
🔥 How it works
Download Omi for Mac: https://omi.me/macos
It captures your screen and your meetings (Zoom, Meet, Slack huddles, in person) in the background
Hold the button in any app and ask it anything
Things people ask it
"What did I discuss in the last meeting?"
"Give me a feedback on my design"
"Help me, I'm stuck in this game"
"What was I doing yesterday?"
"Help me write a twitter post"
"Draft the follow-up from my 2pm."
Every answer shows where it came from. The meeting, the time, the screen. You can go check.
What's in 1.0
Answers from your actual screen and audio history, with citations
One hotkey, works in any app, voice or text
Memories: search everything you've seen and heard by person or date
Notifications when something you saw or heard comes up again
Local-first and open source. Code is at github.com/BasedHardware/omi
Free to start
What we optimize for
I promised a lot with the first Omi. This one keeps the promise. It exists because of the open-source community that merged 1,600+ pull requests this year.
Try it and tell me what's broken. I read everything.
Nik