Software,shipped.

A menu bar app that shows the next meeting on your Google Calendar and how long until it starts. That is all it does.

• No Google sign-in. It reads your calendar through its private iCal address, so it never asks for access to your account and holds no permissions over it.
• Connect more than one calendar. Each gets its own name and colour, and you can switch any of them off without removing it. Overlapping meetings are flagged so a double booking is obvious.
• Updates itself: it checks for a new version once a day and verifies the signature and notarization before installing.

Double-click to install. Clark lands in your Applications folder and opens on its own — no dragging, no warnings.

Signed and notarized. Requires macOS 13 or later, Apple Silicon. Sign in with your wallach.cl account.

Clark detects the meeting you're in from your Calendar, records it, and leaves a structured Google Doc plus the full transcript in your own Drive.

• Your audio is transcribed on this Mac and never uploaded, unless you choose a cloud engine yourself
• Notes are written by Claude, OpenAI or Gemini with your own key. A local model is available too, but not on Macs under 16 GB or older than an M3
• Settings and vocabulary are backed up to your own Drive, so a new Mac picks up where you left off
• Asks Google for three permissions only: read your Calendar, create Docs, and manage the files it creates. It cannot see the rest of your Drive