Meet Pluto - a second brain for work
Hi everyone! my brother and I have recently launched a personal project called Pluto, a second brain for work.
I work across several projects at once, and each conversation adds another bit of context: a decision, something to follow up on, or an update that changes what we discussed last week. That’s what I’ve been building Pluto around. It is designed to serve as a second brain for the conversations, decisions, and commitments that build up at work.
If you’ve used Granola, the meeting-notes part will feel familiar. Pluto also automatically tracks what you’ve committed to and what other people have promised, with reminders to help you follow through.
You can ask “What did we decide last time?” or “What do I still owe someone?” and trace the answer back to the conversation.
It’s free and open source, for macs. It can run locally with Ollama, or use optional cloud models with your own API key.
I’d love to hear how you keep track of commitments across your notes.
Website and setup: metagrover.github.io
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Meet Pluto - your free, opensource second brain from work
Hi everyone! my brother and I recently launched a personal project called Pluto, a second brain for work - metagrover/pluto
I work across several projects at once, and each conversation adds another bit of context: a decision, something to follow up on, or an update that changes what we discussed last week. That’s what I’ve been building Pluto around. It is designed to serve as a second brain for the conversations, decisions, and commitments that build up at work.
If you’ve used Granola, the meeting-notes part will feel familiar. Pluto also automatically tracks what you’ve committed to and what other people have promised, with reminders to help you follow through.
You can ask “What did we decide last time?” or “What do I still owe someone?” and trace the answer back to the conversation.
It’s free and open source, for macs. It can run locally with Ollama, or use optional cloud models with your own API key and you can also take your notes to ChatGPT.
We’d love to hear how you keep track of commitments across your notes.
Website and setup: metagrover.github.io
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Show HN: Pluto – open-source second-brain for work
Hey everyone, I built Pluto to be my second brain for work. It remembers what I’ve committed to, what other people have promised, and reminds me to follow up. It builds that context automatically from meeting notes, so I can pick up where a conversation left off.
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Meet Pluto - a free, open-source second-brain for work
Hi everyone! I recently launched a personal project called Pluto, a second brain for work - metagrover/pluto
I work across several projects at once, and each conversation adds another bit of context: a decision, something to follow up on, or an update that changes what we discussed last week. That’s what I’ve been building Pluto around. It is designed to serve as a second brain for the conversations, decisions, and commitments that build up at work.
If you’ve used Granola, the meeting-notes part will feel familiar. Pluto also automatically tracks what you’ve committed to and what other people have promised, with reminders to help you follow through.
You can ask “What did we decide last time?” or “What do I still owe someone?” and trace the answer back to the conversation.
It’s free and open source, for macs. It can run locally with Ollama, or use optional cloud models with your own API key.
I’d love to hear how you keep track of commitments across your notes.
Website and setup: metagrover.github.io
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Meet Pluto - a second brain for work Hi everyone! my brother and I have recently launched a personal project called Pluto, a second brain for work. I work across several projects at once, and each conversation adds another bit of context: a decision, something to follow up on, or an update that changes what we discussed last week. That’s what I’ve been building Pluto around. It is designed to serve as a second brain for the conversations, decisions, and commitments that build up at work. If you’ve used Granola, the meeting-notes part will feel familiar. Pluto also automatically tracks what you’ve committed to and what other people have promised, with reminders to help you follow through. You can ask “What did we decide last time?” or “What do I still owe someone?” and trace the answer back to the conversation. It’s free and open source, for macs. It can run locally with Ollama, or use optional cloud models with your own API key. I’d love to hear how you keep track of commitments across your notes. Website and setup: metagrover.github.io
Meet Pluto - your free, opensource second brain from work Hi everyone! my brother and I recently launched a personal project called Pluto, a second brain for work - metagrover/pluto I work across several projects at once, and each conversation adds another bit of context: a decision, something to follow up on, or an update that changes what we discussed last week. That’s what I’ve been building Pluto around. It is designed to serve as a second brain for the conversations, decisions, and commitments that build up at work. If you’ve used Granola, the meeting-notes part will feel familiar. Pluto also automatically tracks what you’ve committed to and what other people have promised, with reminders to help you follow through. You can ask “What did we decide last time?” or “What do I still owe someone?” and trace the answer back to the conversation. It’s free and open source, for macs. It can run locally with Ollama, or use optional cloud models with your own API key and you can also take your notes to ChatGPT. We’d love to hear how you keep track of commitments across your notes. Website and setup: metagrover.github.io
Show HN: Pluto – open-source second-brain for work Hey everyone, I built Pluto to be my second brain for work. It remembers what I’ve committed to, what other people have promised, and reminds me to follow up. It builds that context automatically from meeting notes, so I can pick up where a conversation left off.
Meet Pluto - a free, open-source second-brain for work Hi everyone! I recently launched a personal project called Pluto, a second brain for work - metagrover/pluto I work across several projects at once, and each conversation adds another bit of context: a decision, something to follow up on, or an update that changes what we discussed last week. That’s what I’ve been building Pluto around. It is designed to serve as a second brain for the conversations, decisions, and commitments that build up at work. If you’ve used Granola, the meeting-notes part will feel familiar. Pluto also automatically tracks what you’ve committed to and what other people have promised, with reminders to help you follow through. You can ask “What did we decide last time?” or “What do I still owe someone?” and trace the answer back to the conversation. It’s free and open source, for macs. It can run locally with Ollama, or use optional cloud models with your own API key. I’d love to hear how you keep track of commitments across your notes. Website and setup: metagrover.github.io