The teacher talks fast
Accents, speed and long sentences make it easy to miss a point and lose the thread.
Nomi writes down your class as the teacher speaks and translates each passage right below it. After class, ask it anything about what you heard. All on your Mac.
Studying in a second language is hard enough. Nomi takes care of the listening and note-taking, so you can focus on understanding.
Accents, speed and long sentences make it easy to miss a point and lose the thread.
Technical terms and idioms slow you down when you are still thinking in your first language.
Taking notes while you listen means you do both badly. Rewatching recordings takes hours.
Swipe through what Nomi can do before, during and after a lecture.
Click Start Transcription, pick your microphone, the lecture language and your language.
Read the live text and translation while you listen. Light words are still being heard; dark words are final.
Open the meeting later for the full transcript, the summary and the teacher's questions with answers, then ask follow-ups in Chat.
Speech recognition and translation run on Apple silicon, without sending your recordings anywhere. You decide if and when anything goes online.
Nomi needs a Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) and macOS 26 or later.
No. After you download the models once, transcription and translation work offline. Internet is only needed if you turn on Web search or use an API model for questions.
Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Spanish, Russian and Arabic, both for the lecture and for the translation.
Yes. Ask questions during class without stopping the recording. Live transcription keeps priority, so the text keeps up with the teacher.
Yes. Ask something like “what did the teacher say about the exam last week?” and Nomi searches all your lectures, earlier chats and files, then shows where each part of the answer came from.
Only what makes answers better: the preferences, courses and goals it learns from your chats. It stays on your Mac, and you can edit, pin, clear or turn it off in Settings › Memory.
Rules differ between schools and countries. Check your university's policy and ask your teacher before you record a class.
Nomi is open source under the MIT license. If you connect your own API for questions, that provider may charge you.
Download Nomi, open it before the lecture starts, and press Start Transcription.
macOS 26 · Apple silicon