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# Be in the conversation. *Keep the words.*

> Aurora turns conversations into transcripts, summaries and action items on your iPhone. Core processing stays on your device, with no meeting bot or Aurora account.

Free iPhone beta

Aurora turns conversations into transcripts, summaries and action items on your iPhone. Core processing stays on your device, with no meeting bot or Aurora account.

 [See how it works](https://auroraisyours.com/#product)

Available through TestFlight. Works offline after model setup. Mac is in development. [What you need to run it](https://auroraisyours.com/beta/)

A conversation deserves your attention, not your typing. Aurora listens, writes and remembers on the phone in your hand, so the words stay with you — and stay yours.

I built Aurora because the usual way to get notes from a conversation is to send the conversation away: uploaded, transcribed on someone else's server, handed back. I didn't want that trade for my own meetings, and I didn't want to ask anyone else to make it. So Aurora does the hearing, the writing and the summarizing on the phone itself, and when it isn't sure who spoke or what was decided, it says so instead of guessing. It is in beta, it is free to try, and this page tells you exactly what it can and cannot do yet.

Leandro Piccione, maker of Aurora

## This is Aurora, running.

Press record. The words arrive as they are spoken, each voice in its own lane.

01 · While it happens

### Live, word by word.

Speech becomes text as it is spoken: punctuated, timed and readable while the meeting is still going.

-   Streams while you talk
-   Works offline once the models are installed
-   Every turn timestamped

02 · Who said it

### Every voice, kept apart.

Aurora tells the people in the room apart and gives each one a lane. Name them, and the transcript reads back in their names.

-   Speakers separated on device
-   Names stay with that conversation
-   Each speaker in their own color

03 · When it is over

### Summaries that stay yours.

A language model on the device writes the summary, the action items and the notes. Ask what was decided and it answers with the moment it came from — or tells you it is not there.

-   Summary and action items
-   Ask Aurora, answered with a timestamp
-   Honest when it does not know

04 · Where it lives

### iPhone now. Mac next.

Record on the iPhone you already carry. The Mac app is in development, on the same rule: no server in between.

-   iPhone: free beta on TestFlight
-   Mac: in development
-   Plain-text export

## What stays, and what can leave.

We won't tell you that nothing ever leaves your phone. Here is the short version; the [Privacy Notice](https://auroraisyours.com/privacy/) carries every path in full.

### Stays on the device

- **The recording** — Captured and stored on the phone that heard it. Nothing sends it.

- **Transcript and speakers** — Written and separated by models on the phone's own chip.

- **Summaries, notes, Ask Aurora** — Generated by a language model on the device.

- **Your library** — Lives in the app on that device. There is no Aurora account.

### Leaves only when you…

- **Download the models** — Once at setup, and when a model changes. Wi-Fi unless you allow cellular.

- **Send a diagnostic report** — Encrypted on the device. One switch decides whether it carries this conversation's content, and on a session report it starts on — turn it off and nothing of the conversation goes.

- **Turn on iCloud sync** — Off by default, and settings only: never audio, never transcripts.

- **Export a conversation** — Plain text, to the app or place you pick, and nowhere else.

One thing moves on its own: a count of your remaining free minutes, kept in your own iCloud so a reinstall cannot reset it. It is a number, never words.

## Where it stands today.

Aurora is in beta and changes every week. iOS 18 or newer; [what you need to run it](https://auroraisyours.com/beta/).

### Available in beta

-   Recording, live transcript and speaker lanes on iPhone
-   Summaries, action items and notes on device
-   Ask Aurora, grounded in the conversation you are in
-   Offline once the models are installed
-   Plain-text export

### Experimental in beta

-   Languages other than English
-   The second pass that refines a finished transcript
-   Sessions much longer than an hour

### In development

-   The Mac app
-   Recognizing the same speaker in a later conversation
-   Search and answers across conversations
-   Conversations syncing between devices

Reviewed 18 September 2026 against the Aurora app source.

## Questions.

### Are my recordings uploaded for transcription?

No. Transcription runs on your iPhone. You can separately choose to export a recording or include content in a diagnostic report.

### Which devices does it need?

Aurora is built for iOS 18 and newer. The phone we measure on is an iPhone 15 Pro, and we have no tested-device table beyond it yet. The Mac app is not released.

### Does it join calls as a bot?

No. Aurora listens through the microphone of the device you are holding, in the room or next to the laptop.

### What does the beta cost?

Nothing. Pricing comes later, and testers hear about it first.
