Challenge
You took notes. Maybe you got an auto-summary. Three months later, you need to remember what was decided in that call — who committed to what, what the client said about their budget, why you went with option B instead of option A.
You have a folder of recordings you're not going to sit through. You have notes that may or may not capture the moment you're looking for. And if you're honest, you probably can't remember which call it was.
Most meeting tools solve one meeting at a time: record, transcribe, summarize, move on. None of them help with the harder problem: thinking across dozens of meetings, finding a specific decision, picking up context from a call that happened six weeks ago. The value of every meeting you've had is locked in a format you can't search.
Solution
TOM records using Apple's ScreenCaptureKit — no bot joins the call, nothing leaves your device. Transcription runs through your own OpenAI key. The data stays on your Mac.
After each call: a summary with action items, decisions, TL;DR. That's the baseline. The real thing is what happens across all your calls.
Ask a question — "What did the client say about the timeline?" or "When did we agree to drop that feature?" — and get a cited answer with a timestamp pointing back to the exact moment in the video. Not a summary. A direct reference to the moment it was said, with a link to the second it happened.
Month 1 is useful. Month 6 is a different tool entirely — because every meeting since month 1 is now findable.