Never wonder where you've seen something before.
As AI levels the playing field, the advantage shifts from model access to what those models are grounded in: your knowledge. Recall brings your knowledge and AI together. Save what matters, capture your thoughts, and build an AI that knows what you know. From condensing research and enriching it with new studies to finding mentions across your content or picking a movie based on your tastes. Connect your knowledge, the internet, or both in the model you choose. API and MCP.
Recall automates summarization, tagging, and organization. Users save content with one click; Recall generates concise or detailed summaries, automatically categorizes with smart tags that improve over time, and connects related items without manual filing. Plus and Max plans offer bulk actions to summarize, tag, and connect up to 100 pieces of content at once.
Augmented Browsing detects keywords and concepts on web pages and surfaces connections to saved content from the user's knowledge base in real-time. Processing is local-first for privacy, allowing users to recall past ideas and insights at the moment they become relevant without leaving their browser.
Recall generates spaced repetition quizzes from saved content on an optimized schedule for long-term retention. Users can customize quiz questions, challenge friends with public quizzes, and the system shows frequently-missed questions more often while reducing frequency of mastered content, turning saved knowledge into an active learning system.
Recall saves articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, TikToks, and personal notes in one place. Each saved item becomes a Recall Card with automatic AI summaries, smart tags, and keyword extraction. Users can then chat with their entire knowledge base using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other AI models to get answers grounded in their trusted sources.
Recall automatically creates a knowledge graph that links related content and extracts keywords across all saved items. Users can visualize connections they might otherwise miss and have related content resurface as they browse, helping them see relationships between disparate ideas in their knowledge base.