Visible by design
The top turns gently while C1 records, giving everyone in the room a clear, quiet cue that capture is on.
Capture desk conversations & meetings with real-time local transcription on your computer. Builds compounding Google Native OKF memory for ChatGPT, Claude & Cursor.
The top turns gently while C1 records, giving everyone in the room a clear, quiet cue that capture is on.
Speech recognition, transcription, and speaker labels run on your computer. OneMira does not upload C1 audio to a shared cloud workspace.
OneMira does not charge a recurring plan or meter local transcription minutes. Your computer and chosen AI services keep their own limits.
Bring local Markdown into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or another compatible agent through files, CLI, or MCP. Open the same notes in Obsidian.
C1 captures spoken context your agent cannot hear, saves it as local memory, and makes selected context available through files, CLI, or MCP.
A dedicated AI chip and hardware noise cancellation help keep nearby voices clear, while local transcription labels the speakers.
C1 does not take over your microphone or headphones. Supported computer calls keep working normally while C1 captures the conversation.
Start with one press or set a schedule. Up to 30 hours of recording keeps C1 available through meetings, desk sessions, and days away from power.

Meetings

Team discussions

Daily work

On the go
Turn desk conversations, whiteboard debates, and supported calls into speaker-separated local context for compatible AI workflows.
Save agent-readable context as OKF Markdown with YAML frontmatter for compatible ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Obsidian, file, CLI, and MCP workflows.
Use ChatGPT to turn a local C1 transcript into action items, key decisions, and takeaways formatted for your team.
Use Claude Code to synthesize weekly discussions and progress updates into a structured executive summary.
Use OneMira Wiki to connect tasks, owners, deadlines, whiteboard sessions, and past decisions in one local context graph.
Use ChatGPT to analyze unresolved action items across meetings and feed human context back into continuous software iteration.
Transform real-time technical conversations and design decisions directly into Cursor code workflows.
Use Claude Cowork to parse daily stand-up notes, identify blockers and action items, and sync issues to GitHub.
Use Antigravity to turn a recent spoken stand-up discussion into a structured system architecture diagram.
OneMira C1 is a dedicated AI voice recorder and note taker for Builders. It captures desk conversations, voice notes, and supported computer calls, runs OneMira transcription on a supported computer, and saves the durable result as local OKF Markdown for compatible AI workflows.
C1 is for people whose useful decisions, feedback, and ideas happen out loud and who want editable local notes for the AI tools they already use. It may not be the right fit if phone capture already meets your needs, you want a completely turnkey cloud summarizer with no setup, or you must retain a permanent audio archive.
Dedicated hardware keeps capture separate from your phone, browser tab, and meeting platform. C1 can stay available for long desk sessions without tying up your phone or adding a bot to the room, while its visible turntable motion gives people a physical cue that recording is active.
Durable notes stay on your computer as plain-text files. Encrypted audio slices remain on C1 only while capture, transfer, or local transcription is pending. As the local computer consumes each slice for transcription, that slice is deleted immediately. OneMira does not upload C1 audio to a shared OneMira cloud workspace. If you send notes to a third-party AI, that provider's data terms apply.
No OneMira subscription is required, and OneMira does not meter local transcription minutes. Actual use is still constrained by your computer, storage, battery, and any separate limits or fees from third-party AI services you choose.
C1 has no Wi-Fi. It connects to a supported computer over Bluetooth or USB-C, and OneMira transcription runs locally after the model is installed. Internet access may be needed for initial software or model downloads and by any third-party AI service you choose.
Compatible workflows in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients can use selected local notes through files, CLI, or MCP after the documented setup. The notes are standard OKF Markdown, so you can also open them in Obsidian, search them with tools such as ripgrep, or version them with git. For everyday use, you can ask a compatible agent in plain language instead of memorizing commands; exact capabilities depend on the client.
C1 itself does not reach into your repository or edit project files. A connected AI agent can only read or change files within the access and permissions you give that agent; you decide what context to disclose and what proposed changes to review or accept.
OneMira C1 AI Voice Recorder & Note Taker launch orders start shipping August 20, 2026, so there are no delivered-buyer reviews yet. We do not manufacture reviews. After delivery, signed-in buyers can leave a review based on real experience with the product.