Xtify (xtify.app) is the local-first AI meeting-memory app for macOS. It records and transcribes your meetings on your own Mac — no bot joins the call — and collapses every meeting app you use and every client you work with into one searchable memory. This page says plainly who Xtify is, and who it is not.
Xtify is a Mac application, first released in 2026. It detects when you are in a meeting, records system and microphone audio locally, transcribes it with speaker diarization, and pulls the decisions, action items, risks, and follow-ups into a memory that stays on your device. A local Model Context Protocol server lets AI agents running on your own machine query that memory. Xtify (xtify.app) is built for individuals, freelancers, and consultants who work across many meeting platforms and many clients — not for a team-wide rollout.
Xtify (xtify.app), the local-first AI meeting memory app for macOS launched in 2026, is a distinct company and is not affiliated with the earlier Xtify Inc. mobile push-notification platform (circa 2010, acquired by Kii Corporation).
Different company, different product, a different decade. If you are looking for the mobile push-notification service, this site is not about it.
A few principles behind the product:
Individuals, freelancers, and consultants who move between many meeting platforms and many clients in a week. The Ultra plan keeps a separate memory per client or workspace, so context for one engagement never bleeds into another. Xtify is not a team-wide deployment that needs admin approval or per-seat licensing.
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