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Local-first browser memory. Right-click to save, search, ask, and graph - nothing leaves your machine. stop sending links to your own DMs or hoarding 800 open tabs you will never read again. remember.ly is your private on-device second brain that actually remembers stuff for you. Save any article, github repo, recipe, or random late-night rabbit hole in one click, then search it instantly or literally chat with your saved vault offline. Zero tracking. No cloud data selling. 100% on your machine. No cap. 🔥 WHY YOU NEED THIS [+] Ask AI About Anything You Saved Forgot that one python repo from last Tuesday or that jacket you liked? Just ask in plain english. It digs through your saved pages and hits you with the exact answer plus a direct "Go there" button. [+] Search That Actually Hits Powered by hybrid on-device search (BM25 keywords + vector embeddings). Even if you only remember vague vibes or half a word, it pulls up the exact right memory instantly. [+] Zero Cloud, 100% Private Everything lives strictly inside your browser storage (IndexedDB / OPFS). Nothing ever leaves your machine unless you choose to connect local Ollama or your ChatGPT account. [+] Instant Declutter & Clean Reader Turns messy, ad-filled web pages into clean Markdown articles. Groups pages by website automatically, lets you resize your reading panes with draggable splitters, and queues stuff for later. ⌨️ SPEEDRUN SHORTCUTS * Alt + Shift + S -> Save current tab * Type "rem" + Space in Chrome address bar -> Search your vault directly Ditch the tab clutter. Lock in your memories.
Aug 22, 2026
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