nomily-app

Nomily AI

Recorder → Nomily AI → Your API Key → Your AI

BYOK voice-recording companion for Vobot V05E, Plaud Note Pro, DingTalk A1, TicNote, soundcore Work (D3200), Apple Watch, and iPhone imports — ASR transcription, speaker diarization, AI summaries, and local ASR endpoint support.

Nomily AI brings recordings into a native client, transcribes them with a provider you configure, and generates a summary with an AI provider you choose.

This repository is the project entry point. The runnable native clients live in nomily-ios and nomily-android.

Quick links

📱 iPhone app	🤖 Android app	🌐 Online demo	🎥 Video demos	𝕏 Updates	💬 Discord	📚 Documentation
Download on the US App Store	Get it on Google Play	Try the fixed-data preview	Nomily AI on YouTube Shorts	@nomilyai	Join the community	Geekis.com

Choose your path

Build or need	Start here
Build for iPhone or Apple Watch	nomily-ios
Install Nomily AI on iPhone	Download on the US App Store
Install Nomily AI on Android	Get Nomily AI on Google Play.
Build for Android	nomily-android
Explore the workflow without a device, key, or upload	Try the fixed-data demo
Get help, report a documentation issue, or ask about licensing	SUPPORT.md · [email protected]

This repository is not an installable client or a Docker deployment. Read the client-specific build instructions before starting a local build.

Project navigation

• Architecture and integration boundary: exact client, device, provider, and local-ASR boundaries.
• Public roadmap: what is available, in progress, or only under evaluation.
• Agent guide · LLM navigation: concise project map for code agents and other machine readers.

What is Nomily AI?

Nomily AI is not a hosted transcription account or a shared recording cloud. It is a native companion workflow for recordings and user-configured AI services. The app keeps the choice of transcription and summary provider with the user.

The public repositories provide source for inspection and local builds. Store availability may vary by storefront and version; source commits do not promise device/firmware compatibility or a production service release.

What it does today

• Connects to the V05E BLE recorder workflow, downloads recordings, and manages a local recordings library.
• Imports recordings on iPhone, including recordings transferred from the Apple Watch companion.
• Transcribes live or recorded audio through Azure Speech or a user-operated local faster-whisper-compatible ASR endpoint; Azure transcription enables speaker diarization for up to 10 speakers.
• Generates summaries, titles, and translations with a configured LLM provider: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, Ollama, or a custom OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
• Provides native iOS / Apple Watch and Android implementations rather than a cross-platform wrapper.

Privacy and provider boundaries

Nomily AI is not a hosted transcription account or a shared recording cloud. API keys are supplied by the user and must never be committed. Keep recordings, transcripts, device identifiers, logs, generated configuration files, and access credentials out of issues and pull requests.

Nomily AI does not charge a subscription fee. Third-party ASR and LLM costs are paid separately under the selected provider's pricing.

Service layer	Data sent in a configured workflow	Who provides it
Nomily AI client	Recording library, transfer state, and generated files on the client	You install and operate the client.
Azure Speech	Audio for transcription, when Azure is selected	Your Azure account and key.
Local ASR endpoint	Audio for transcription, when a local endpoint is selected	You operate the endpoint.
LLM provider	Transcript text needed for summary, title, or translation	Your selected provider, model, endpoint, and key.

The public repositories do not include a shared Nomily AI cloud, a bundled provider account, or a complete self-hosted sync stack. Local ASR and Ollama are provider integrations, not a claim that every product layer is self-hosted.

How it works

Vobot V05E recorder / Plaud Note Pro / DingTalk A1 / TicNote / soundcore Work (D3200) / Apple Watch / audio imported on iPhone
                  │
                  ▼
        Nomily AI native client
  local library · transfer · playback
                  │
        ┌─────────┴──────────┐
        ▼                    ▼
Azure Speech or        Your LLM provider
local ASR endpoint     summary · title · translation
diarization when       OpenAI · Anthropic · Gemini
Azure is selected      OpenRouter · Ollama · compatible endpoint
        │                    │
        └─────────┬──────────┘
                  ▼
         Transcript and summary

Advanced: run ASR and an LLM on your own network

This is an optional advanced setup, not a complete self-hosted Nomily stack. Run both services on a trusted computer on the same private Wi-Fi as the phone; do not expose either service to the public internet.

1. Local Whisper transcription

The included reference service implements the exact Local ASR Server contract: WebSocket port 12300 for live audio and HTTP port 12301 for recording files. It needs Python 3.10+ and ffmpeg (brew install ffmpeg on macOS, or sudo apt install ffmpeg python3-venv on Ubuntu/Debian).

git clone https://github.com/Nomily-Ai/nomily-app.git
cd nomily-app/examples/local-asr-server
python3 -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r nomily_local_asr/requirements.txt
python -m nomily_local_asr --host 0.0.0.0 --port 12300 --http-port 12301 --model small --lang auto

The first run downloads the Whisper model. Follow the complete local ASR reference guide, including a local curl test and firewall notes. For a guided local installation, copy the English AI-agent deployment prompt into an agent running on the computer that will host the services.

2. Local Ollama summaries

Install Ollama from ollama.com/download, then download a model:

ollama pull qwen3:8b
# Linux foreground service; bind to LAN only when the phone must reach it.
OLLAMA_HOST=0.0.0.0:11434 ollama serve

If Ollama is managed by its desktop app or a service manager, set its OLLAMA_HOST environment variable to 0.0.0.0:11434 and restart that service. This makes it reachable on the LAN; it does not add authentication.

3. Find the computer address and fill in Nomily AI

Keep the phone and computer on the same Wi-Fi, then run one of these commands:

# macOS
ipconfig getifaddr en0
# Linux
hostname -I

If the computer prints 192.168.1.20, enter the following in the phone app:

Nomily AI screen	Field	Value to enter
Settings -> ASR providers -> Local ASR Server	Host	192.168.1.20
	Port	12300
Settings -> LLM providers -> Ollama	Endpoint URL	http://192.168.1.20:11434
	Model	qwen3:8b (or a model returned by Verify)

Do not use localhost or 127.0.0.1 in the phone app: those addresses point to the phone, not to the computer. The ASR client automatically sends complete files to port 12301. Allow inbound LAN connections to ports 12300, 12301, and 11434 only when the corresponding service is running.

Recording input support

Input	Current source status	Notes
Vobot V05E recorder	Implemented in both clients	Primary BLE recording input; compatibility still depends on the actual device and firmware under test. View on Amazon
Plaud Note Pro	Supported through iPhone audio import	Export a recording from the device, then import it into Nomily AI for library, transcription, and summary workflows. This does not imply direct BLE pairing.
soundcore Work (D3200) / Anker AI Recorder Bean	Supported through iPhone audio import	Export a recording from the device, then import it into Nomily AI for library, transcription, and summary workflows. This does not imply direct BLE pairing.
DingTalk A1	Supported through iPhone audio import	Export a recording from the device, then import it into Nomily AI for library, transcription, and summary workflows. This does not imply direct BLE pairing.
TicNote	Supported through iPhone audio import	Export a recording from the device, then import it into Nomily AI for library, transcription, and summary workflows. This does not imply direct BLE pairing.
Apple Watch microphone	Implemented in nomily-ios	The watchOS companion records on Watch and transfers recordings to the paired iPhone client.
Audio imported on iPhone	Implemented in nomily-ios	iPhone is an import, management, transcription, and summary client.
Other recorder models	Not committed	A model is not supported merely because it can record audio.
Android Watch companion	Not published	Do not infer a Wear OS client from the Android app source.

See the expandable device compatibility matrix before assuming a recorder model is supported.

Apple Watch companion

After Nomily AI is installed on the paired iPhone, install its Watch companion:

1. Open the Watch app on iPhone and scroll to Available Apps.
2. Find Nomily AI and tap Install.
3. In Nomily AI on iPhone, open Settings → Apple Watch and confirm it shows Installed.
4. Open Nomily AI on Apple Watch and record when V05E is not with you. The recording syncs to the iPhone Nomily AI app for transcription, organization, and summaries.

Install from Watch App	Confirm in Nomily AI settings	Record on Apple Watch

Planned or not published

Item	Status
Other recorder models and protocols	Compatibility is not committed until tested with the relevant firmware.
Android Watch companion	Not published.
RAG, MCP, shared self-hosted sync	Not represented by the current public client source; not an announced capability.
Online no-key demo	A fixed-data preview is live at Geekis.com/demo. It does not upload audio, call ASR or LLM services, or store keys.

Repository map

Repository	Role	Relationship
nomily-app	Project entry, cross-project documentation, licence, and preview assets	Start here. It does not contain an installable client by itself.
nomily-ios	SwiftUI client for iPhone and Apple Watch	Its own native project, build instructions, and issue tracker.
nomily-android	Kotlin / Jetpack Compose client for Android	Its own native project, build instructions, and issue tracker.
nomily-site	Private static-site deployment source	Hosts setup and demo material; it is not a mobile-client source repository.

Build and project layout

The clients share product concepts and protocol expectations, but are separate native implementations. Review the relevant repository before choosing a build path:

nomily-app/       project map, licence, public preview assets
nomily-ios/       iOS app, Watch companion, BLE / ASR / local library modules
nomily-android/   Android app and core protocol, crypto, audio, ASR, LLM modules
nomily-site/      private static deployment source for guides and the demo

Goal	Start here
Build for iPhone or Apple Watch	nomily-ios — macOS, Xcode 15+, and a physical iPhone; Apple Watch optional.
Build for Android	nomily-android — JDK 21, Android Studio or Gradle, and a physical Android phone.
Report a defect	Open an issue in the affected native-client repository with redacted reproduction steps.
Need support or have a project-entry question	Read SUPPORT.md or email [email protected].
Review terms	Read the Nomily Small Team License.

App preview

Recordings	Transcription providers	LLM providers for summaries

Screens use synthetic or non-sensitive preview data. Review media/README.md before reusing product imagery or brand assets.

Android workflow gallery

Recording detail	ASR configuration	LLM configuration	Summary templates

These screenshots use non-sensitive preview data. They show the Android client workflow and do not promise provider availability, device compatibility, or store release availability.

Licence

The source is available under the Nomily Small Team License 1.0.0. It permits personal use and company use by teams of up to 10 people; larger teams need a separate paid licence. Contact [email protected] for commercial licensing. This is a source-available licence, not an OSI-approved open-source licence.

Brand assets under media/ are excluded from that licence; see media/README.md.

Community and security

Join the Nomily AI Discord

Ask setup questions, share feedback, and meet other Nomily users in the Nomily AI Discord community.

Read CONTRIBUTING.md before proposing a change. For general help, use SUPPORT.md. Report vulnerabilities privately according to SECURITY.md, never in a public issue.

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