Audria

Audria vs Omi (2026)

Last updated August 8, 2026

Audria is the agentic AI notetaker for teams that work from office: it turns office conversations into completed actions in your tools, understands every person on your team, and makes your Claude or ChatGPT an expert on your work. Here is how that compares with Omi.

Omi is the open-source flag bearer for ambient capture. The $179 pendant ships with published schematics and firmware under MIT, a free tier that includes 1,200 cloud transcription minutes a month plus unlimited on-phone transcription, and a store of hundreds of community-built apps. Its architecture answers a personal question: memories, conversations, and action items all belong to one account, the wearer's enrolled voice is the one the system recognizes, and everyone else in the room appears as a numbered speaker. Audria starts from the other end. It is built for a team in an office, so voices resolve to named colleagues, each person accumulates a ledger of commitments, and the output lands as drafted tickets, messages, and emails in the tools your team already runs.

Audria vs Omi, side by side

At the officeAudriaOmi
On all day, ambient, no start button per conversationYes, one switch for the whole office dayYes, while wearing the pendant
Captures off-calendar conversationsYes: desk-side, hallway, whiteboardYes, while wearing the device
Works without a meeting botYes, never joins your callsYes
Voices become real peopleYes, linked to Slack, Jira, and email identitiesThe wearer's enrolled voice is recognized; others appear as numbered speakers
Ledger of what you owe people and what they owe youYes, per personNo
OutputReady-to-review drafts in Gmail, Slack, Jira, LinearMemories, daily recaps, action items
Context handed to your Claude or ChatGPTBuilt in, no copy pasteYes, via MCP

Which should you pick?

Choose Omi if you want an open-source wearable you can hack on and a personal memory of your own days. Choose Audria if the memory needs to belong to a team, with real names, a per-person ledger, and drafted follow-through.

Comparisons reflect publicly available product information as of August 2026. If we got something wrong, tell us and we will fix it.

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