Pricing
No training on your data. Audio is never stored. You pay, we stay private — start free for 14 days, no credit card required.
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Replaces a free tier — judge Nod on its best day.
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Billed yearly · save ~36%
Overage: +5 hours for $4 — no hard stop.
For people who live in meetings.
Billed yearly · save ~34%
Overage: +10 hours for $7 — no hard stop.
Billed via our Merchant of Record — taxes included. 7-day money-back guarantee, cancel anytime. Yearly saves you ~4 months. Regional (PPP) pricing available for lower-purchasing-power countries.
🔥 Founding members
Founding pricing applies to annual billing and never goes up, even as standard prices change. A thank-you to the people who back Nod early.
FAQ
No. It listens through your Mac and that's it. No bot in the participant list, no "Nod has joined" moment, no link to share with the host. The people on your call don't see anything new.
Eleven for now: English, Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic, Bengali, Portuguese, Russian, Urdu, and Ukrainian. Whatever language the meeting is in, that's the language your notes come back in. I'll add more as people ask.
No. Audio is held in memory only long enough to chunk it (~5 seconds) and transcribe it. The bytes are released the moment the transcript returns — no file, no waveform export, no cloud-stored audio. Only the transcript and your AI summary are saved. Details: Security § Audio recordings.
In Supabase Postgres in the EU (AWS eu-west-1, Ireland), encrypted at rest with AES-256. Per-user Row-Level Security on every table. See Security § Infrastructure.
No. Neither we nor our subprocessors. LLM and Whisper calls go through OpenRouter with Zero Data Retention enabled and all "may train on request data" routes disabled — so the upstream providers (Azure OpenAI, Google Vertex) don't train on your data either. Details: Security § Model training.
Yeah, all three. Nod listens to your Mac's audio, so it doesn't care which app the call is in. Slack huddles, Discord, FaceTime, even a phone call you've got on speaker — all the same to it.
Nod doesn't post a notice in the meeting chat — it can't, because it runs locally on your Mac and never integrates with Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams. So letting other participants know is on you.
Before your first recording, Nod shows a one-time disclaimer reminding you to get consent from everyone on the call. Recording laws vary by place — some require all-party consent. See the Recording & Consent guide for a quick reference.