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Your AI Memory & Digital Twin Recall is your AI-powered memory for the web — save any page, screenshot, or note, then search and chat with your own saved content later. WHAT IT DOES • Save any web page with one click, or via right-click → "Save to Recall" • Capture full-page or visible-area screenshots alongside the saved page • Automatic AI summaries and tags make everything easy to find later • Full-text search across everything you've saved — by keyword, domain, or tag • Ask Recall questions like "what did I save about X last week?" or "show me pages with screenshots from yesterday" — it answers only from your own saved pages, never from general web knowledge • Works offline-first: your data is cached locally and synced when you're online • Choose your AI engine — a local model (Ollama, private by default) or your own OpenAI/Claude API key WHY INSTALL IT Browser bookmarks don't scale and browsing history is impossible to search meaningfully. Recall turns "I know I read this somewhere" into an instant, searchable answer — without training on your data or sharing it with advertisers. PRIVACY Recall only ever answers from pages you explicitly saved. Nothing is collected passively in the background. Full privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/recallextension/home GETTING STARTED Click the Recall icon or press Ctrl+Shift+S to save the current page. Open the dashboard to search, chat, or manage your saved memories.
Aug 7, 2026
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