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Your personal memory layer for the web. WebRecall is your personal memory layer for the web. Leave notes on any page, get reminded about them later, and build a lasting memory of the sites you use most — all without an account, a server, or your data ever leaving your device. WHAT YOU CAN DO Leave notes anywhere. Highlight any text on a page, right-click, and choose "Remember this" to pin a note to that exact passage. Notes reappear automatically next time you visit, anchored to the text you selected. Set reminders. Attach a reminder to any note — either "remind me next time I visit this page" or a specific time — and WebRecall will surface it for you right when it matters. Track what's changed. Ask WebRecall to watch a page, and it will let you know when the content has meaningfully changed since your last visit, without storing a copy of the page itself. Build domain memory. Keep a running scratchpad of what you know about a website as a whole — not just a single page — so context builds up the more you use a site. See your timeline. A full history of the pages you've visited and notes you've written, organized so you can find anything you left yourself. Reusable templates. Save note formats you use often as templates so you're not retyping the same structure every time. Back up and restore. Export everything to a single JSON file whenever you want, and import it back in on another device or after a fresh install. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS WebRecall has no server, no account, no analytics, and makes no network requests of any kind. Every note, reminder, and snapshot is stored locally in your browser using local-only storage — never synced through a vendor's servers, never sent anywhere. You can export your data or permanently delete it at any time, right from the settings page. PERMISSIONS, EXPLAINED WebRecall only asks for what each feature needs: storage to save your notes, alarms and notifications to power reminders, context menus for "Remember this," and access to the current tab only when you actively use the extension on it. Nothing more.
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