remio
remio is a desktop AI workspace for macOS that helps knowledge workers capture notes, meetings, files, and research, then search and reuse them.
What is remio?
remio is a desktop productivity app for macOS that combines note capture, personal knowledge management, AI search, and meeting transcription in one workspace. It is built for knowledge workers who need to collect information from files, web pages, notes, recordings, and research materials, then turn that information into useful answers and draft work products. The app includes conversational search across your saved content, local file parsing, recording and transcription tools, and AI features for summarizing materials and organizing knowledge. remio also supports workflows such as capturing web content, syncing mobile captures back to the desktop app, and creating presentation or document drafts from gathered context. On Mac, the desktop app is currently offered for Apple silicon systems. Hangzhou Everdent Technology Co., Ltd. publishes remio as part of a broader AI work assistant platform.
Key features
- Capture notes, web content, documents, and research materials into one workspace.
- Search your saved knowledge with conversational AI and source-backed answers.
- Record meetings and transcribe audio for later review and reuse.
- Summarize long articles, PDFs, slides, videos, and podcasts.
- Organize information with AI-assisted collections and knowledge grouping.
- Create draft presentations and other work outputs from your saved context.
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
remio is a legitimate productivity app whose data-capture, local file parsing, note syncing, and recording features are consistent with its purpose. Because it can work with documents, recordings, and other personal work materials, users should review what they import or sync and use it only with data they are comfortable storing in the app. Some AI features rely on cloud services, while other processing is handled locally, so privacy expectations may differ by feature.
Recommendation: Keep remio if you use it for notes, research, meetings, or AI-assisted knowledge work on your Mac. Remove it if you no longer use its workspace or sync features, keeping in mind that doing so may disconnect your saved local app data and related workflows.
Common paths
/Applications/remio.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.everdent.remio
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/remio
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.everdent.remio.plist
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