That page with the time machine may not make it obvious, but the product does have a linux client!
It doesn't have the same app window and summarization of the macos version, but the transcript ingestion engine is efficient and the real value is in leveraging the database it builds using the packaged `/total-recall` or your own use of the api. (which is not yet documented but discoverable)
I am building the windows version now. I have been for the past four days. It uses a shared swift-core with the macOS and Linux versions which has been part of the reason it has taken "so long."
If anyone is on windows (or linux!) and would be willing to try it either of the clients my email is in my profile, I would be grateful.
Also I'm working up a short post with that apocolypto anim now.
I can’t find a single free app even for a tiny utility without being forced into a yearly subscription with 7 days free trial. One of the many things I regret switch from android for.
Since the democratic of iphone users are mostly tech averse people I can assure you most of that are forgotten subscriptions.
Are the total number of Mac users who pay higher than the total number of Windows users who pay? I kind of doubt it. Windows market share is still much higher than MacOS.
(I am surprised that such a simple formula creates so much drama for some HN users that they are dare to downvote you for giving the single correct answer to that question)
My point being that this is a bit niche, and overall trends might not apply.