Tried to build something like Meetily but for Android: here's how it went

[Helldez]

Ciao!
Long-time lurker here. I've been using
Meetily for a bit and honestly the whole "no cloud, no nonsense" approach is what got me hooked.
Your roadmap seems pretty laptop/desktop focused though, so I wanted to share something I've been hacking on for the mobile side figured it might be relevant.

It's called HearoPilot. Basically Meetily's weird cousin that lives on Android in kotlin multiplatform.

Same idea, record a meeting, transcribe it, summarize it, all on the device, but getting it to actually work on a phone was its own rabbit hole. A few notes:
sherpa-onnx for the real-time transcription
llama.cpp for summarization, running straight on the phone

I had to write a custom RAM manager because Android kept killing the service mid-inference (that was a fun weekend)
No cloud, no accounts, no API keys. Airplane mode friendly.

Honestly, a lot of the problems are the same ones you're solving on desktop, just with way less RAM and a battery that complains. So I thought some of you might find it interesting, or at least relatable pain.
If anyone tries it I'd receive the feedback. especially from people who've actually run local LLMs in production, because I'm sure I'm doing something dumb somewhere.
And if there's any overlap worth exploring between the projects, I'm up for a chat.

Repo:
https://github.com/Helldez/HearoPilot-App

[sujithatzackriya]

Good work @Helldez Keep going.

Privacy-first Ai for the win. 🙌

[SKOHscripts]

@Helldez This was exactly what I was looking for ! In an associative café, we need this to run on board. I'll test and I'll get you back.