I built a fully local meeting AI that runs entirely on your Mac (no cloud, no subscriptions) Most meeting AI tools (Otter, Fireflies, Zoom AI, etc.) rely heavily on the cloud. That means: * your audio gets uploaded * transcripts live on someone else’s servers * features depend on subscriptions and APIs I wanted something closer to the *self-hosted mindset* – even if it’s not a server app. So I built **Veroi**: * Runs fully on-device (Apple Silicon) * Captures mic + system audio locally * Transcribes + summarizes using local models (no API calls) * Works across Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex – anything playing audio * Stores everything on your machine (no external storage) No accounts, no bots joining meetings, no data leaving your laptop. It’s not “self-hosted” in the traditional sense (no Docker / server), but it follows the same idea: **you own the data and the compute** I’m curious how people here feel about this approach vs fully server-based setups.…