Spreix builds software that writes things down.
Meetings that end with decisions nobody recorded. Codebases whose reasons live only in people's heads. Prompts that produced code and then vanished. Clusters that fail without saying why. Repositories that take off while nobody is looking. Each Spreix product keeps a record of one of these, and keeps the evidence behind it.
What we build.
One product is live and paid. The rest are betas and alphas, labelled as such.
Notetaker
A visible notetaker for Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. Transcript, minutes, decisions, action items and risks, each with its quote.
Read more Working beta ยท Apache-2.0Cairn
Institutional memory for coding agents. Local CLI and MCP server; no API key, database or Docker.
Read more Closed alphaPrompture
Capture every AI prompt you write and link it to your commits.
Read more Working betaOBSERVE
Self-hosted Kubernetes observability with an AI swarm, from one Helm install. By Sovix.
Read more LiveRepoRadar
Intelligence on trending GitHub repositories, updated twice a day.
Read moreThe principles, drawn from the products rather than the other way round.
Each of these is a property you can check. Where a product does not yet have it, we say so instead of claiming it.
Evidence over hype
Notetaker keeps the quote and timestamp behind every decision, action and risk, and marks what it cannot source as unverified. Cairn labels what it reports as extracted or inferred. OBSERVE's agents cite what they read. We do not publish customer logos, awards or numbers we cannot show.
Local-first and private by default, where true
Cairn runs on your machine; without a model, nothing leaves it. OBSERVE runs inside your own cluster. Notetaker is a hosted service, so its own privacy policy applies, and meetings there stay private to their owner until someone creates a share link.
Open source, where it is
Cairn is Apache-2.0 on GitHub. RepoRadar is built in public from a repository that is also its database. The other products are not open source today, and their pages say what they are: live, beta, or alpha.
Get in touch.
One address for everything: access requests, questions about a product, or a security questionnaire.