Animation: the headline fades to thin type, the orange brain outline fills and grows until the screen is orange.
Everpaper remembers what you see and hear at work, on your Mac. Ask it later, and it answers with the exact screenshot or the moment in the call.
Private beta. macOS 15 or later on an Apple-silicon Mac.
One working day, 09:00 to 18:48. Scroll to play it, or.One working day. Scroll to play it.
I lost a phone number earlier this year. I’d seen it on my screen that morning, and by the afternoon it was gone. I scrolled, searched, gave up. My Mac saw that number. Why can’t it just remember it for me?
A phone number, shown masked. It is not shown on purpose.
Animation: windows pile over a phone number, shown only as dots, and its dots fade to thin. Brackets frame it through the pile. Then the orange folds into a bookmark ribbon and slides up into the menu bar.
Animation: you press Start workday journal. Every two minutes Everpaper saves a picture of the screen. At 10:42 Mail shows an email from the Accounts team with a phone number; Everpaper saves a picture and reads its text. Later it pauses while you are away, and skips an app you chose to skip.
While it runs, Everpaper saves one picture of each screen every two minutes and reads the text on it, on your Mac.
Apps to skip
10:42. A phone number in an email. Saved, and its text read.09:00. Nothing is saved until you start the journal.Paused. Nothing is saved until you resume.11:40. You step away from the Mac.12:50. An app you chose to skip comes to the front.09:00. Notes. A picture every two minutes, its text read.09:20. Figma. A picture every two minutes, its text read.10:00. Numbers. A picture every two minutes, its text read.10:30. Mail. A picture every two minutes, its text read.10:50. Numbers. A picture every two minutes, its text read.12:10. Safari. A picture every two minutes, its text read.13:10. Figma. A picture every two minutes, its text read.09:00. Notes is in front, and you chose to skip it.09:20. Figma is in front, and you chose to skip it.10:00. Numbers is in front, and you chose to skip it.10:30. Mail is in front, and you chose to skip it.10:50. Numbers is in front, and you chose to skip it.12:10. Safari is in front, and you chose to skip it.13:10. Figma is in front, and you chose to skip it.
Step away for two minutes and it pauses on its own.
Pick apps to skip. While one is in front, nothing is captured.
Pause any time. Change the interval.
Ledgerline is a made-up company.
Animation: you press Record. Two audio lines, your microphone and the call audio, draw as the call is recorded. A notetaker bot tries to join and bounces off: no bot joins. After the recording is saved, the words lift off the audio lines into a transcript with speaker labels.
14:00
Everpaper records your microphone and your Mac’s call audio directly. No bot joins.
Or opt in and let your calendar start it.
Telling people they are being recorded is still up to you.
Pricing review with Ana · Tuesday · Ledgerline · made up
2 in this call
No bot joins.
Recording saved. Transcribing on your Mac.
Transcribed on your Mac, with speakers told apart. Search it, summarize it, ask it questions.
Works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, anything that plays through your Mac.
Ledgerline is a made-up company.
Animation: the question 'What was that phone number I saw this morning?' types itself. A faint number in the margin flies into the answer and becomes bold: +39 02 1234 5678, highlighted, with the screenshot of the email in Mail at 10:42 as its source.
In plain words, in the app or with Space from any app. Every answer shows where it came from.
Option Space, or press /
Examples from Ledgerline, a made-up company.
This demo only knows one made-up Tuesday at Ledgerline. Try one of these.
+39 02 1234 5678
Nothing found. You skipped Mail in the journal above, so nothing from it was captured.
From the screenshot of Mail at 10:42.
The revised pricing, by Friday.
From your call with Ana, Tuesday at 14:32.
$79 a month for the first location, $30 for each one after.
From Thursday’s day page.
Re: your invoice
Hi, easier to talk it through. Call me on +39 02 1234 5678 any time after 2pm.
Pricing, decided at last
$79 a month for the first location and $30 for each one after.
Ben updates the pricing page next week.
Skipped. Nothing captured.
Animation: you press Stop. Scattered words from the day fly into a narrow column, then the column relaxes into a written page with a bookmark ribbon. The page then shrinks into the Everpaper app icon.
18:48
Everpaper writes up your day: what you worked on, what was decided, what is still open. Read it, then add your own notes.
Stopped 18:48
Tuesday · Written by Everpaper · Ledgerline, a made-up company
Stays on this page. Nothing is saved or sent.
Today · Written by this page
Written by this page from what you scrolled past. It stays in this tab.
Animation: four claims are confirmed one at a time, No cloud, No AI bill, No bot, No account, each with a small illustration: files in the Library folder, a model installed on the Mac, a call with only two people, and a sign-in form that folds away.
A day’s screenshots and its written entry are deleted after 30 days by default. Keep them 7 days, 90 days, or forever.
Kept for 30 days, the default.
Off unless you switch it on.
Prefer another model? Use your own Ollama or LM Studio, or connect Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini. Online AI stays off until you switch it on. Text that looks like a secret (API keys, tokens, card numbers, one-time codes) is removed before anything is sent.
Unless online AI is on, the app goes online only to check for updates and to download its on-device models and the software that runs them.
Only while the journal is running, and you’re the one who starts it. It saves a picture of each screen every two minutes and reads the text on it, on your Mac. You can change the interval, pause whenever you like, and choose apps to skip: while one of those is in front, nothing is captured. It pauses on its own after two minutes away.
No. You press Record, or opt in and let your calendar start it. It records your microphone and your Mac’s system audio directly, so it works with Zoom, Google Meet, Teams or anything else that plays through your Mac. Telling people they are being recorded is still up to you.
On your Mac. Screenshots and the journal are files in your Library folder. By default a day’s screenshots and its written entry are deleted after 30 days; you can choose 7 days, 90 days or forever. Unless you switch on an online AI provider, the app goes online only to check for updates and to download its on-device models and the software that runs them.
A model that runs on your Mac, installed during setup. Summaries and answers come from it, so you don’t need a ChatGPT plan or cloud compute. You can also use your own Ollama or LM Studio, or an online provider: Anthropic, OpenAI or Gemini. Online AI stays off until you connect one and switch it on, and text that looks like a secret (API keys, tokens, card numbers, one-time codes) is removed before anything is sent.
No. There is nothing to sign in to. The app has no analytics and sends no usage data.
macOS 15 or later on an Apple-silicon Mac, plus a few gigabytes of free disk space for the speech and AI models.
It’s in private beta. Request an invite with your email. If you’re selected, you hear back within 48 hours, plus a few short setup and feedback emails. No marketing email.
Animation: an orange bookmark ribbon drops, widens and fills the screen orange. The clock in the menu bar rolls forward to your current time, and a hand-drawn brain outline draws itself around the email field.
Private beta. If you’re selected, you hear back within 48 hours, then a few short setup and feedback emails. No marketing email.
macOS 15 or later · Apple silicon · a few GB of free disk space for the speech and AI models