Reattend runs on each person's own machine. It reads what they work on, writes the memory there, answers questions there, and shares only the work memory they choose with the organisation's own server. The web app is where the organisation looks; the laptop is where the work is.
Capture of your working day, meetings with transcripts, dictation, scanned paper, documents, and Ask, all on the Mac.
The same app, native to Windows: capture through the accessibility layer, meetings, dictation, scanned paper, documents, and Ask, all on the PC.
On your own, nothing about your memory leaves the machine. In an organisation, the app holds a seat issued by your administrator and talks to your organisation's server only. What crosses that wire is the memory the model made of your work: a memory's title and summary, a fact, a task, a decision, the names of people and projects, meeting notes. What never crosses it: screen text, which window was open and when, meeting audio and transcripts, documents, anything you marked personal.
| Your laptop | Everything, encrypted at rest with a key in your login keychain or credential store. Readable by you. |
|---|---|
| Your organisation's server | Derived work memory with its author and visibility, under your organisation's role model. Models and installers mirrored for the laptops. Run by your organisation, inside its walls. |
| Reattend | Nothing of yours. Licences are checked on the laptop; there is no activation call and no telemetry. |
Administrators set capture policy, issue seats and read the control room on the web; people never need to open it. The compliance page has the controls in detail, and pricing the seat.
