Mossad

Privacy

Your meetings stay on your Mac.

Mossad is local first. Your meetings stay in a folder on your Mac, and you decide where they go.

Updated 2026-11-12

What stays on your Mac

  • Local first. Notes, audio, voice fingerprints, and the coach's memory are files in ~/Mossad. There is no Mossad account, and no Mossad cloud holds your meetings.
  • Your keys. You bring your own provider keys. They live only in your Mac's Keychain, and each provider bills you directly.
  • Your server. Sync, share links, the remote MCP, and backups run on a server in your own Cloudflare account, or not at all.
  • Your words stay yours. Your meetings, recordings, names, and words stay on your Mac, except where you send them: to the providers, servers, and devices that you choose.

Where your meetings can go

Your meetings go only to the providers, servers, and devices that you choose.

  • Audio, to the transcription provider you chose. Nothing, if you transcribe on your Mac.
  • Live audio while you record, to AssemblyAI, if the live transcript is on.
  • Transcript text, to the AI provider you chose for notes, chat, and the coach. Nothing, with a local or on-device model.
  • Meetings, to your iPhone through iCloud or through your own server, if you turn on sync.
  • Recordings, to Cloudflare R2, Amazon S3, or your own server, if you turn on backup.
  • One meeting, to your own server, when you share it.
  • Read-only requests to Google, if you connect Google.
  • The weekly review, to your own email address through your mail provider, if you turn it on.

Voice fingerprints never leave your Mac. Shared-screen images never sync.

You stay in control

  • Choose models that run on your Mac, and your audio and text stay on it.
  • Turn off voice recognition, or delete all saved voices, in Settings.
  • Pause or stop any call, skip a call to delete it, and mark a meeting or a whole series as do not record.
  • Read every line: Mossad is open source under the MIT License, in its repository.

The folders and files are listed under Where your data lives in the README.

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You are the one recording

Mossad does not announce itself on a call. Tell the people you meet, and get consent where the law requires it. Voice fingerprints can be biometric data under some laws. Read Lawful use