Saelyx now talks to Claude
Claude can read your Saelyx minutes, agenda, memory, documents and notes, read-only and permission by permission. What to ask it and how to connect it today.
Notes and comparisons
What Saelyx does, and what it doesn't.
Comparisons with the tools you're going to measure Saelyx against, and notes on how the agent works. I also write down where the other one wins, because finding that out a week after you install Saelyx is worse for everyone.
Memorizing features is not recognizing anyone
I showed Saelyx my family and my dog and it memorized features, but it couldn't tell two similar people apart. How I fixed that, with consent and without guessing.
Odoo and Jira by voice: integrations that never delete
I wanted to ask Saelyx about my tasks from the car. This is how it learned to talk to Odoo and Jira: three sentences said out loud, and one rule, never delete.
Declaring 28 tools cost 145 ms on every turn
I had 52 tools built and the agent knew 24. What I measured when declaring the 28 missing ones, and the trimming target I did not quite reach.
From mental notes to Meeting Mode
From keeping meetings in my head to a panel that listens, a mini chat to ask it things without speaking and a summary at the end: dates, failures and what's missing.
The answer that took 102 seconds
A question typed mid-meeting took 102 seconds to start being answered; the model, 1.7 to 2.3 s. Where the rest of the time went, and what I changed.
Exactly ten minutes: two failures in disguise
A voice session that died at exactly 600 seconds and a fallback that quietly switched to a smaller model. How I found them and what still has no alarm.
How Saelyx was born
I dictated in one place, worked in the terminal in another and my meetings ended up in a third. I built one tool for me and my partner, and it became Saelyx.
Where your data lives, and how I checked
Where the servers are, what “encrypted” means, what deletes itself and what doesn’t —and the three things I can’t prove to you from here—.
If you don't have a Mac, this is the door
Saelyx voice in the browser: what you need, what it doesn't do yet and what leaves your computer. From Windows, Linux or a Chromebook.
Three inputs at once, one single line of reasoning
Why it isn't three features side by side, why the hard part is the rhythm and not the capturing, and what leaves your computer with all three open.
You talk to the terminal. What happens before it runs?
Four zones, three modes and two guarantees no mode lifts —not even Touch ID. And the part I have not measured yet.
Why voice isn't charged per seat
A published price is a promise about your costs. Why voice isn't charged like ordinary software, what Saelyx costs, and three things to check in any voice product.
Since 2 August, an AI agent has to tell you it is one
The press reported that Europe was delaying the AI Act. It delayed something else. What Article 50 asks for, what Saelyx was doing, and what I changed.
Saelyx doesn't put a bot in your meeting. That gives you more responsibility, not less
A ghost participant is ugly but honest: everyone can see it. Listening from your Mac is more discreet, and that discretion has a price somebody else pays.
A privacy promise you can actually check
What Saelyx remembers about you, how to delete it at three levels, and the two categories almost nobody looks at: profiling and faces.
Dictation on the Mac: what you already have and where it ends
How to turn on macOS Dictation, whether there is a time limit, and the part of the job a transcriber does not solve. With the details from Apple's own guide.
What leaves your computer when an agent sees your screen
An agent that sees your screen has to send something somewhere. What travels, what stays, and the two times I got the telling of it wrong.
Why the Mac app isn't in the Mac App Store
Nobody rejected it: I never sent it. What that gains, what it costs you, and why it is worth it today.
Wispr Flow alternative: dictation that also sees, remembers and writes
I compare Wispr Flow and Saelyx with no dressing up: languages, platforms and what each one does. Where Wispr wins and where it stops. Mac, 2026.
A Cluely alternative: help in the meeting, without hiding
Cluely charges $149.99/month for being invisible. Saelyx puts the answer in front of you during the meeting without hiding. What each one does and who it's for.
Help during the meeting, not a summary once it's over
Granola and Otter summarize the meeting when it ends. Saelyx's Meeting Mode puts the answer in front of you while you talk, in a panel only you can see. It's the newest thing I've built and I tell it with the seams showing. Mac.
I take other products' figures from their own websites, and every article carries the date I checked them. If something goes out of date, write to info@saelyx.ai and I'll fix it.
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