Goanna Recall
by Goanna AI

Your second brain,
on your own hardware.

Goanna Recall records what you said, works out who said it, and turns the conversation into notes, to-dos and a shopping list — on a computer you already own. No cloud subscription. No per-minute meter. No third party listening in.

Open Recall Android app (APK) How it works
Runs on
Your PC, Mac or Pi
Recurring cost
$0
Audio leaves
Your house? No.
Knows who's talking
Yes — by voice

01What it is

Recall is a small, private meeting recorder built for people who are sick of paying a monthly cloud tax to have a bot listen to their day. You press record on your phone. The audio gets uploaded (over your own network) to a machine you own — a PC with a GPU, an Apple silicon Mac, or even a Raspberry Pi if you're patient. That machine transcribes it, identifies each speaker, and hands the transcript to a local AI model that writes clean notes, picks out follow-ups, and drops shopping items straight onto a list grouped by store.

You get the "AI meeting notes" experience — without the bit where your conversations end up in someone else's training data or behind a $29/month paywall.

02How it works

phone your machine Whisper speaker diarization voice match local LLM notes • to-dos • shopping
Why local? Because your conversations are yours. Because a $29/month "AI notes" subscription for a household is $348/year that doesn't need to leave your bank. Because a machine you already own — running on stored solar overnight — costs nothing more to run than the coffee it saves you buying while you scroll for that thing you forgot to write down.

03What you get

04Under the hood

05Who it's for

Is it open? Can I get one?

Right now Recall is invite-only and running for Edward's household + close collaborators. If you own a homelab and want to run your own instance, or you'd like a hardware bundle when the DIY Goanna pendant lands, get in touch — edward@theclique.com.au.

What does it cost?

Software: nothing. Hardware: whatever you already own. If you're buying, an Apple silicon Mac mini or a used SFF PC with an RTX 3060 (12 GB) is the sweet spot. A Pi 5 works — slowly, cheaply, quietly.

Does it record phone calls?

Modern Android and iOS don't let apps tap the call stream — nobody's does. Two workarounds work today: speakerphone + Recall (acoustic capture), or run the call on your PC (Teams, VoIP, softphone) and let a local loopback recorder mix both sides. That last piece is on the roadmap.