Local AI
AI that works on your Mac.
Speech, summaries and action finding happen where the notes and meetings already live.
The models live on your Mac, not on a server.
Jikoku runs its speech and language models locally, so notes, meetings and dictation are not sent to a Jikoku server for AI processing.
In the public beta, model downloads are optional and started from Settings.
Natural language becomes a reviewable draft.
Speak or type several intentions in one phrase. Local models can separate them and interpret useful time details before you confirm anything.
Meeting speech stays close to the machine.
On-device transcription produces the text used for speaker separation, summaries and action review without sending the meeting to a Jikoku content server.
Shorten a long note without giving it to Jikoku.
The local language model can summarize notes and meeting transcripts without a per-request trip to a Jikoku server.
Look for commitments in the language itself.
Jikoku can identify possible tasks inside a note or transcript, then let you decide which ones deserve a Reminder or calendar event.
A paper list can become a set of drafts.
Apple Vision reads selected planner photos on the Mac. Jikoku separates recognized lines into reviewable task drafts without adding a cloud OCR account.
Core intelligence is ready on the Mac.
Keeping the models on the Mac lets core transcription and language functions run locally without metered AI requests or a required Jikoku login.
iCloud synchronization for Calendar, Reminders and Contacts, plus configured calendar providers, still needs its own connectivity.
Useful intelligence without another content cloud.
Local processing changes the path your private context has to travel.
Typical cloud AI tool
- A service account is required
- Content is uploaded for processing
- Usage depends on remote requests
- The provider sits inside every interaction
Jikoku
- No required Jikoku account
- Models run on Apple Silicon
- Core AI runs without a subscription
- No Jikoku content server in the processing path
Let the Mac do more of the thinking.
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