DomoNote is a privacy-first, local AI workspace for knowledge workers. It transcribes meetings, summarizes documents, captures screen operations, and organizes notes using local AI models (via Ollama) running directly on your device.

Does DomoNote upload my audio or documents to the cloud?

No. DomoNote runs completely offline and does not send any audio, transcripts, documents, or personal data to remote cloud servers. All processing is executed on your local hardware.

Which operating systems are supported by DomoNote?

DomoNote is available as native desktop builds for Windows (Setup.exe & Portable ZIP), macOS (Apple Silicon M-series & Intel Universal DMG), and Linux (AppImage & Debian .deb), as well as a Chrome browser extension.

Is DomoNote free and open source?

Yes, DomoNote is open source and free to download and use with your own local models.

Is Granola available on Windows?

Granola is primarily macOS focused, whereas DomoNote has first-class native Windows and Linux support.

Comparison • 100% Local AI

DomoNote vs Granola

Granola is restricted to macOS and relies on cloud AI processing. DomoNote is open source, supports Windows, macOS, Linux, and Web, and runs 100% on your device hardware.

Key Capabilities & Architecture

Cross-Platform Freedom Native installers for Windows (.NET 9 WebView2), macOS (Swift DMG), Linux (AppImage), and Chrome.
Open-Source Codebase Full transparency: verify how audio is handled, contribute features, and self-host freely.
True Local Inference Uses your local GPU/CPU with Ollama instead of streaming sensitive audio transcripts to third-party clouds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Granola available on Windows?: Granola is primarily macOS focused, whereas DomoNote has first-class native Windows and Linux support.

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