Private meeting minutes & memory, on your PC
A persistent brain that never forgets your work.
Continuo remembers every meeting, chat, and email — and everything you discuss with it — then uses that memory to write enriched minutes, brief you before meetings, and draft agendas from your calendar. All of it on your computer.
Free forever on your own machine — no account, no upload, no catch.
Why it's different
Three things a cloud notetaker can’t say.
Nothing joins your call
No bot participant, no platform hookup. Continuo listens the way you do — through your own computer — so meetings look exactly like meetings.
Nothing leaves your machine
The AI runs on your PC. Your meetings, your memory, your documents — there is no Continuo cloud holding any of it.
Nothing recorded to disk
Audio, screen captures, transcripts — recording material is never written to storage by default. What's saved is the work product: cited minutes and knowledge.
See it in action
Quiet until it matters. Obvious when it is.
Click through what actually happens on your screen.
The consent prompt's words are the real ones — every line and button in it is read out of the shipping app at render time. The desk and the call around it are an illustration.
How it works
Three honest steps.
Recording a conversation is a serious act — so doing it properly is the easy path.
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Consent — yours to obtain, hard to get wrong
You are responsible for getting consent where you work and live. Continuo makes that the easy path — and nothing durable is kept until notice is out there.
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It listens, in memory only
Speech becomes structured knowledge on your machine — decisions, actions with owners and dates, risks, open questions. Every claim carries a citation back to the record it came from. The raw material lives only in RAM while this happens.
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You review, you send
Minutes, briefs, and agendas wait for your approval — nothing goes out on its own, ever. Finished documents land in the folder you chose, and your brain quietly gets smarter for the next meeting.
Persistent memory
Everything it does is enriched by everything it knows.
Most tools process one meeting and forget it. Continuo's brain persists — every meeting, every chat and email it passively ingests, every conversation you have with it. Every set of minutes, every brief, every agenda, every answer draws on that whole memory.
Minutes that know the history
Minutes aren't written from one transcript — they're enriched with your project's whole arc: what was decided before, what's still open, what changed today.
Briefs before, agendas ahead
Synced with your calendar, it briefs you before each meeting — who, what's open, what changed — and drafts the agenda from what actually needs discussing.
Ask, with receipts
"What did we promise the county reviewer?" Every answer names the record it came from Progress review · 16 Jul — never a confident guess. Unlimited, on every tier.
Quietly current
One-click sync with your calendar, mail, and chat apps. The brain passively ingests what matters, read-only — it can look, it can never touch.
Truth that stays current
When a decision changes, the brain retires the old one instead of stacking contradictions. Ask about the budget and get today's answer.
Plug in your own AIPlus
Point the AI you already use at your Continuo memory. Your assistant gets your work context — on your terms, per use, and only when you invoke it. Included with Plus and Enterprise.
The work product
Minutes you'd actually send.
Executive summary
Commissioning was resequenced ahead of the fit-out to protect the energization date. The chilled-water delivery slip is now the critical path; a recovery plan is owed Friday. Two prior risks closed.
| Type | Item | Owner | Due |
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| DECISION | Resequence commissioning ahead of fit-out; energization date holds | — | — |
| ACTION | Chilled-water delivery recovery plan to owner's rep | M. Reyes | Fri |
| RISK | Clean-agent suppression lead time may slip permit inspection | D. Okafor | watch |
| ACTION | Carried — change-order log approval (open since the 9 July meeting) | J. Park | Mon |
Hardened on simulated parallel workplaces. Before touching anyone's real data, Continuo is stress-tested on fictional companies and graded against known ground truth. No real workplace data is ever used.
Try it
Ask your memory anything.
Privacy
The record is the work product — never the recording.
Why that matters
Many companies prohibit retaining meeting transcripts at all. Continuo's default keeps you inside that policy: the durable record is professional minutes, not a verbatim log.
In privileged settings — attorney-client, medical, HR — a stored recording is a liability, and out of context it can misrepresent what a room meant. The cited work product says what was decided, by whom.
And what is saved, is yours
The knowledge that does land — minutes, decisions, your brain — is encrypted at rest on your disk, with the key held by Windows for your user account. Media expires; knowledge persists. Public builds send at most an anonymous, content-free crash report.
Where your data lives
One boundary, drawn where it belongs: around your computer.
Your computer
Mic & screen
Heard the way you hear it — no bot, no platform hook.
RAM, briefly
Recording material exists only in memory while it becomes knowledge — never written to disk.
Your knowledge
Minutes, decisions, your brain — encrypted at rest, on your disk, yours.
The only door out
Anything leaving — an email, a sync, your own AI reading your memory — asks you first. Every time.
No Continuo cloud
There is no server holding your meetings.
The free tier works fully offline, forever — the boundary is architecture, not policy.
Why we built it this way
We do with arithmetic what others do with a firehose.
"The future of AI isn't ever-bigger models. It's knowing which nine parts of the job are patterns and arithmetic — and spending the model only on the tenth."
Most AI meeting tools stream your words to a frontier model in a datacenter and re-run it for every question. Continuo inverts that: a compact model on your own computer does the understanding once, at the moment of capture — and everything after that is retrieval and deterministic code. No datacenter cooling water. No idle datacenter overhead. No re-running a giant model every time you ask a question.
Environmental comparisons are 2025–26 industry estimates; no audited apples-to-apples study exists yet, and we won't pretend otherwise.
Pricing
Privacy is never the paid tier.
The persistent brain is free, forever, on every tier. Paying buys a higher intelligence ceiling and more reach — never your privacy back.
$0
The full brain, 100% on your machine. Works offline, forever — no account, no trial clock.
- Persistent memory — every brief, answer, and document enriched by your whole brain
- Unlimited pre-meeting briefs, questions, and conversations with your brain
- Unlimited meeting agendas and minutes — nothing is metered, ever
- Passive ingestion of your chats and email, read-only, with one-click app sync
- Nothing recorded to disk by default, encrypted knowledge at rest, zero egress
$5/month
Everything in Free, with a higher intelligence ceiling — for people who live in meetings.
- Bridge to your own frontier AI — connect the assistant you already pay for to your brain
- Run bigger local models, pointed at your own GPU
Honesty note: using the frontier bridge sends that question's context to the cloud model you chose — that is the one explicit, per-use exception to "nothing leaves," and it only ever happens when you invoke it.
$10/user/month
Near-frontier intelligence that never leaves your network.
- Local-network API — one GPU box inside your walls serves every seat
- Total zero-egress — the strongest models your org runs, with nothing leaving the building
- Everything in Plus for every user, centrally administered — the frontier bridge keeps the same explicit per-use opt-in
Launch pricing. The free tier costs us nothing to run — your machine does the work — so it never has to be clawed back.
Prices in USD, plus VAT or sales tax where it applies. Paying creates no account: you pay by card and a signed licence key arrives by email. It verifies offline, covers the period you paid for, and refreshes while your subscription is current; if it lapses, the app drops back to Free. Only Enterprise uses accounts, and only to manage seats.
System requirements
What do I need to run it?
Windows 11 today; macOS is on the way. Launching in English plus the most common working languages — dozens, not hundreds, prioritized by demand. RAM sets when your documents finish, never their quality:
Memory — the one spec that changes the experience
| Memory | Experience |
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| 32 GB+ | Recommended — minutes finish ~2–5 minutes after a one-hour call; the AI can even work during meetings. |
| 24 GB | Comfortable — processing rides the gaps between meetings; ~10–15 minutes after a call on a packed day. |
| 16 GB | The floor — full product, full quality; back-to-back days queue up and finish after your last meeting. |
- Operating system
- Windows 11, 64-bit. macOS is on the way. Continuo runs as a small tray app, and whether it starts with Windows is yours to choose.
- Disk space
- Room for the one-time model download — about 9 GB, or about 20 GB on a 32 GB machine — plus your growing knowledge. It downloads once, in the background, checked against a published checksum before use.
- Processor & graphics
- Any current 64-bit processor. No graphics card required — the brain works while your machine is idle, and a GPU simply makes it quicker.
- Install & permissions
- No administrator rights. It installs for your account only, inside your own AppData folder, and writes nothing system-wide.
- Internet
- Once, for that first model download. After it, everything — minutes, briefs, agendas, questions — runs offline, forever. Calendar, chat and email sync are optional and read-only.
- Uninstall
- Remove it like any other Windows app, from Settings › Apps. Your knowledge stays in your own folder unless you delete it yourself.
Continuo picks the model that fits your machine. The exact installer size and checksum land here the day the signed build does.
Questions
Fair questions, straight answers.
How does consent work?
Get consent, every meeting — everyone knows, every time. Continuo detects consent signals (a notice in chat, in the invite, or spoken), tells you when consent hasn't been detected, asks for your confirmation if someone appears to withdraw it, and keeps nothing durable until notice is given. Obtaining consent is always yours to do, and rules vary by place — check yours here (not legal advice):
Does audio or a transcript ever touch my disk?
No — by default, never. If your policies allow keeping recording material, you can opt in explicitly, with a retention period you control. The default keeps nothing.
My company bans storing transcripts. Can I use this?
That ban is usually about retained verbatim records — which Continuo's default never creates. What's stored is professional work product: minutes, decisions, actions. Check with your IT and policy owners — and show them this page; the architecture was built for exactly that conversation.
Will people see a bot in my meeting?
No. Continuo is invisible to the platform, never to people: participants know because you tell them, and Continuo makes sure that notice actually happened.
Your work, remembered.
Continuo for Windows is being code-signed and listed on the Microsoft Store. macOS follows.
It is greyed out on purpose: the Windows installer is still being code-signed, and we are not handing out an unsigned one. Nothing here collects your details.
Want it the day it ships?
Write to [email protected] — one email the day it's ready, nothing else, ever. (The button opens your own email app; no form, no account.)
Windows 11 · free tier, no account needed · questions to [email protected]