Zenpa

Overview

Zenpa is a local privacy AI assistant for Mac users. By integrating work sources such as Gmail, Slack, and Notion, it precipitates information scattered in emails, chats, and notes into a searchable personal memory library, and provides source Q&A, meeting transcription summary, and cross-application voice input functions. All data, model inference and audio processing are kept locally on the device, making it suitable for knowledge workers who need to organize work information and value data privacy. [Core Function] Working memory retrieval: Collect work information in emails, chat records, and notes. Users can directly ask about historical decisions, dates, or project details, and get answers with original sources, reducing repeated searching and browsing between different applications. Local AI Q&A: Both the AI ​​model and the personal memory library run and are stored locally on the Mac. The Q&A process does not require sending work content to a remote server, the data is not used for model training, and no copy is retained in the cloud. Meeting transcription and summary: Meeting recording, voice transcription, and AI content summary can be completed on the device, allowing users to view verbatim transcripts and meeting highlights while avoiding uploading sensitive conversations to external processing services. Cross-application voice input: Press and hold the shortcut key to speak, and Zenpa will organize the voice into text locally and input it into the current Mac application. It is suitable for scenarios such as composing emails, replying to messages, and recording content.

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