OneMira C1 AI Voice Recorder & Note Taker

Capture desk conversations & meetings with real-time local transcription on your computer. Builds compounding Google Native OKF memory for ChatGPT, Claude & Cursor.

$79Early-bird price · $20 offRegular $99 USD · Applied at checkout
Key Features:
  • 100% subscription-free. Unlimited local transcription with zero monthly fees.
  • Real-time local transcription. Ask ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor mid-meeting.
  • Compounding memory. Turns spoken context into a Google Native OKF Wiki.
  • One press to capture. Up to 30 hours of recording. Your phone stays free.
  • Headphones on. C1 still captures both sides of Google Meet, Zoom & Teams.
  • Quiet rotating turntable. A clear, visible recording cue everyone can see.
  • 3 m pickup with hardware noise cancellation. Notes stay private on your PC.
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The highlights

OneMira C1 close-up with a glowing ring on its turntable face, signaling that it is recording

Visible by design

The top turns gently while C1 records, giving everyone in the room a clear, quiet cue that capture is on.

A luminous translucent audio waveform on a bright clean background

Local transcription

Speech recognition, transcription, and speaker labels run on your computer. OneMira does not upload C1 audio to a shared cloud workspace.

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No subscription required

OneMira does not charge a recurring plan or meter local transcription minutes. Your computer and chosen AI services keep their own limits.

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Use your own AI

Bring local Markdown into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or another compatible agent through files, CLI, or MCP. Open the same notes in Obsidian.

Your AI’s physical memory

C1 captures spoken context your agent cannot hear, saves it as local memory, and makes selected context available through files, CLI, or MCP.

OneMira C1’s dedicated AI noise-canceling chip

AI Noise Canceling

A dedicated AI chip and hardware noise cancellation help keep nearby voices clear, while local transcription labels the speakers.

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No device hijacking

C1 does not take over your microphone or headphones. Supported computer calls keep working normally while C1 captures the conversation.

30 Hrs
Auto-Record

Ready for the workday

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.

Rotates so
everyone knows

OneMira C1 visible recording status ring

Capture the whole conversation

Two MEMS microphones and hardware noise cancellation help keep nearby voices clear within about 3 m.

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Private by design

OneMira transcription runs on your computer. C1 audio is not uploaded to a shared OneMira cloud workspace.

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On your computer

Speech recognition, transcription, and speaker labels run locally.

No Wi-Fi

C1 connects over Bluetooth or USB-C—not a built-in cloud connection.

Temporary audio

Encrypted slices are deleted as local transcription consumes them.

Notes you choose to send to a third-party AI follow that provider's data terms.

1250mAh battery

One charge.
A whole week of meetings.

60 days standby

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30hours

Where C1 fits into your day

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Meetings

Four coworkers in a group discussion with OneMira C1 on the table

Team discussions

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Daily work

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On the go

The physical context layer for your existing AI agents

Turn desk conversations, whiteboard debates, and supported calls into speaker-separated local context for compatible AI workflows.

OneMira live transcription separating two speakers into local context for later AI workflows

Save agent-readable context as OKF Markdown with YAML frontmatter for compatible ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Obsidian, file, CLI, and MCP workflows.

A OneMira meeting note linked to OKF Markdown beside Obsidian, VS Code, and Git icons
OneMira live transcription separating two speakers into local context for later AI workflows
A OneMira meeting note linked to OKF Markdown beside Obsidian, VS Code, and Git icons
ChatGPT uses a local OneMira C1 transcript to create a meeting summary with requirements and a launch schedule
Claude Code generating a weekly status report with meeting activity, key decisions, and progress metrics
OneMira Wiki showing a workspace redesign project synthesized from a whiteboard session and past decisions
ChatGPT task dashboard beside an updated AGENTS.md file for cross-meeting action-item analysis

Use ChatGPT to turn a local C1 transcript into action items, key decisions, and takeaways formatted for your team.

Mira, please generate a complete meeting summary based on our recent conversation.
ChatGPT uses a local OneMira C1 transcript to create a meeting summary with requirements and a launch schedule

Use Claude Code to synthesize weekly discussions and progress updates into a structured executive summary.

Mira, help me organize this week's work, and generate a project weekly report document.
Claude Code generating a weekly status report with meeting activity, key decisions, and progress metrics

Use OneMira Wiki to connect tasks, owners, deadlines, whiteboard sessions, and past decisions in one local context graph.

Sarah (Design Lead)
Alex (Engineering)
Dave (Product)
Competitor Analysis
Backend API Specs
Figma Prototypes
Design System
OneMira C1 Hardware
SEO Strategy
User Interviews Q1
Market Research
Quarterly Goals
OneMira Wiki showing a workspace redesign project synthesized from a whiteboard session and past decisions

Use ChatGPT to analyze unresolved action items across meetings and feed human context back into continuous software iteration.

/goal Run a cross-meeting analysis: find all unresolved action items from the past 2 weeks, verify which ones were addressed in later meetings, and generate a resolution status report.
ChatGPT task dashboard beside an updated AGENTS.md file for cross-meeting action-item analysis

Transform real-time technical conversations and design decisions directly into Cursor code workflows.

implement the auth retry logic we discussed just now
Cursor retrieving a recent OneMira discussion before implementing authentication retry logic

Use Claude Cowork to parse daily stand-up notes, identify blockers and action items, and sync issues to GitHub.

Mira, parse today's standup voice notes and sync issues to GitHub
Claude Cowork parsing stand-up voice notes and syncing the resulting issues to GitHub

Use Antigravity to turn a recent spoken stand-up discussion into a structured system architecture diagram.

Mira, generate a system architecture diagram based on our recent standup discussion
Antigravity generating a CLI system architecture diagram from a recent OneMira stand-up discussion
Cursor retrieving a recent OneMira discussion before implementing authentication retry logic
Claude Cowork parsing stand-up voice notes and syncing the resulting issues to GitHub
Antigravity generating a CLI system architecture diagram from a recent OneMira stand-up discussion

C1 Size

20 mmSIDE60 mm64 mmFRONT
62.2 mm47.2 mm21.8 mmAirPods Pro 3

Specifications

Dimensions
60 × 64 × 20 mm
Weight
70 g
Material
Sandblasted anodized aluminum alloy · plastic
Battery
1250 mAh
Operating time
Up to 30 hrs recording · 60 days standby
Storage
32 GB · 10+ years of typical context storage
Microphones
2 MEMS
Audio processing
On-chip neural (RNN) engine · hardware ANC
Connection
Bluetooth 5.4 (LE Audio) · USB-C · No Wi-Fi
Charging
USB-C 5V⎓1A · ~2 hrs
Effective pickup range
3 m
Local processing
On-device VAD · PC-side local ASR + speaker labeling
System compatibility
macOS 12+ · Windows 10+
Transcription languages
99 languages
In the box
C1 · USB-C cable

FAQ

1. What is OneMira C1?

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.

2. Who is OneMira C1 for, and when is it not the right fit?

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.

3. Why use dedicated hardware instead of a phone app or meeting bot?

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.

4. Where are my notes and audio stored, and does anything go to the cloud?

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.

5. Is there a monthly fee or a transcription-minute quota?

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.

6. Does C1 need internet or Wi-Fi?

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.

7. How do my AI tools use C1 notes?

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.

8. Can C1 or a connected AI change my project files?

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.

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