Google Releases Offline AI Meeting Note App for Mac

Oct 9, 2026
Google AI Edge Foresight records and transcribes meetings offline on Apple Silicon Macs using local Gemma models.

Google released Google AI Edge Foresight, an offline AI meeting note app for Mac, according to TechCrunch. The app records and transcribes meetings across apps and in person without requiring an internet connection.

Foresight uses the EmbeddingGemma 2 model with 740 million parameters on the device and is optimized for Apple Silicon. Its split screen interface lets users write manual notes beside notes generated by AI, view transcripts, and ask an assistant powered by Gemma 4 questions about a meeting.

Users can also add PDFs, Google Docs, Microsoft Office files, plain text, Markdown files, and web bookmarks to a knowledge base. The app can answer questions using those documents and meeting notes.

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