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Get the app
Download
Gobi: In-Person Capture from the App Store. Android is in the works.2
Sign in
Sign in with Google or Apple.
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Say what you'll capture
What will you capture? Pick what fits. Tick as many as apply: Sales & client meetings, Networking & events, Recruiting & interviews, Customer discovery, Ideas & thoughts, Everyday conversations. Skip works too.4
Turn on notifications
Gobi comes back with things: finished notes, new people, mentions. Allow them and you don’t have to keep checking, or choose Not now and turn them on later in settings.5
Read the note that's already there
A new Home comes with one note already in it,
Learn how to use Gobi, built from a recorded conversation between two people named Mark and Ada. Play the audio, read the summary, flip to the transcript. It shows you what a finished note looks like before you make your own.6
Capture your first conversation
Tap the
+ button and start recording a conversation. It begins right away. Talk as you normally would, and type side notes if something is worth flagging in the moment. The same menu takes a photo, a written note, or a file. See ways to capture.7
End and let Gobi work
Tap end when the conversation is over. Gobi transcribes the audio, separates the speakers, and writes a summary. Longer conversations take longer to process, so check back in a moment.
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Open your note
Find the finished note in Notes. Read the summary, or switch to the transcript to see who said what.
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Bring your team (optional)
Create a space and invite people with a link or by email. Notes you share into one of its channels become part of the team’s context. Your Home stays yours.
Capturing hands-free needs a Gobi Sense, paired from Account settings → Device. See ways to capture.
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AI notetaker
Everything you can do during a capture.
Where your captures go
Who can see what, exactly.