Product & releases at @Memoket_AI. Building Gem — an 11g wearable that turns conversations into memory your tools can actually use.
Joined September 2026
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Since Memoket Desktop went into beta in August, user feedback has been pretty positive. Over 90% of recordings come from our automatic recording feature, and desktop users record nearly 2 hours a day on average. That’s almost a quarter of the workday. That’s wild. Why does everyone have so many meetings?
It reminded me of something my colleague @098uyiubgvgcss mentioned: peace of mind.
I wonder if that’s part of why people record. You don’t want to miss any details. When you need something, you can go back and listen—or, when you’re in a hurry, find the exact moment you’re looking for. There’s a sense of security in that.
That’s exactly what we want people to feel with Memoket: your data is safe, your memories are safe, and you have something to rely on when you need to think things through. That peace of mind means having less to carry. If meetings are an unavoidable part of your work, you should be able to enjoy them and get involved without worrying about what you might miss.
Recording is just our first step. What would you like us to do next to make meetings less stressful? Help you revisit past conversations? Give you reminders in real time? Or is there something else that’s been bothering you for ages?
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Makes total sense for internal team brainstorms—having an AI build docs live while you talk is great.
But most real conversations can't have a bot sitting in the call: client calls, 1:1s, hallway chats. That's why we're focused on botless capture on desktop and a lightweight wearable for everything off-screen.
Different problems.
Introducing Claude Meetings: add Claude to your team’s video call and it builds docs, whiteboards, and other artifacts with you while you’re still talking.
Starting to roll out in beta on Team and Enterprise plans.
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A CEO leaving doesn't change what builders need: cheaper inference, better models, more real use cases. If anything, it's a reminder that the AI wave is bigger than any one person. Back to shipping.
The best home for a personal agent isn't your phone. Your phone already carries your life, work, and every notification. A nudge from your agent there is just more noise. A true personal agent needs its own device that does two things: listen, and act.
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When everyone who seems to be at the forefront of the industry is telling the same grand story, who actually wins—and what makes the difference?
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If you wear your GEM for hours at a time, you’ll probably like this one from Memoket. Just keep recording—we’ll take care of splitting it up for you.
8 hours at a trade show. One continuous recording. 40+ conversations.
Good luck finding the one where that distributor mentioned pricing.
That's why we built Topics in Memoket (beta): it splits a long recording into the topics you actually covered, each with its own summary and the exact transcript lines. Jump straight to the part you need.
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Which AI note-taker have you actually stuck with?
We compared the top 10 AI note-takers for meetings in 2026. Memoket Gem ranked #1: 11g, no meeting bot, 153 languages.
Our team at Memoket put this guide together 👇
memoket.ai/blogs/news/best-a…
A lot of personal agents seem to do little more than forward notifications. I connected my Gmail account, and when a new email arrived, I got two push notifications on my phone: one from Gmail and another from the agent, about 30 seconds apart. Both telling me the same thing.
Which made me wonder: if all it does is pass the message along, why do I need the extra step?
A lot of products haven’t really thought this through, and their survival depends on it. Where does a personal agent fit into the existing ecosystem? Does it take over some of what the big apps already do, or find a way to work alongside them?
🤖 Made with AI
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A touchscreen on a MacBook Pro isn’t exactly cutting-edge tech, but it’s one of the few things Apple has pleasantly surprised me with in recent years. Just a little. Bringing back the Touch Bar would make it even better.
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"The Memoket Gem surprised me with just how far portable AI recorders have come: feather-light, unobtrusive, and with a context feature that actually offers added value compared to a simple dictation app. For anyone who wants to capture lots of conversations, interviews, or spontaneous ideas, the “Enquiry” feature provides a tool that goes beyond individual recordings."
Your latest conversation has a backstory.
Find the connections with Memoket’s Related Context.
Read Basic Tutorials’ review:
basic-tutorials.com/reviews/…
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We keep coming back to a question: which electronic products do people use most every day?
Phones, earbuds, TVs, cars… There are plenty of answers. But add two conditions—things you carry with you and use frequently—and the list gets much shorter. Phones and earbuds probably come to mind first.
Those daily habits point to opportunities for innovation. Some build phone accessories. Some rethink earbuds to give them new capabilities. Others turn glasses, rings, and necklaces into smart devices.
These ideas aren’t hard to come up with. The harder question is: why do some products stand out and become part of people’s lives?
My answer is quality and genuine care.
Quality shows up in the details of every interaction. Care shows up in what we actually do after receiving feedback.
While building Memoket, we’ve received plenty of suggestions—and criticism. Whenever feedback comes in, our first thought is: how quickly can we fix this? Can we get the improvement into the next release?
With every update, we want users to feel that their feedback matters and that the people behind Memoket truly care.
Exploring a new concept through a new product is worthwhile. But its usefulness has to be proven in everyday life. What real problem does it solve? Does it earn a place in someone’s daily routine?
For us, solving the problems users actually encounter and making the product a little better each time is work worth doing.
Build with care. Treat every Memoket user with sincerity. That’s why I started, and it’s still what drives me.
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Crazy, crazy, crazy...
Grok Bot 0.77 looks INSANE 🔥
> Calls: your Bot can dial someone, sit on hold, press keys and get transferred while you watch a live transcript
> Messages on Mac: a setup screen under Connect Apps, still switched off
> Tailscale: Grok Bot can join your private tailnet once an admin approves it
> Payments: a screen to connect payment accounts and pick a default, on top of yesterday’s Vault
> Sharing: emails when someone shares a Bot with you, and invites need Premium or Ultra
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