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🧠 Remember everything. (very alpha - download anyway)

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An open source approach to locally record everything you view on your Apple Silicon computer.

Note: Only tested on Apple Silicon, and the release is Apple Silicon.


This is crazy alpha version (rem could use your help!)

Please log any bugs / issues you find!

Looking at this code and grimacing? Want to help turn this project into something awesome? Please contribute. I haven't written Swift since 2017. I'm sure you'll write better code than me.

Please look at jasonjmcghee#3 and if you didn't experience anything let us know! If you can help solve it, please do!


I think the idea of recording everything you see has the potential to change how we interact with our computers, and believe it should be open source.

Also, from a privacy / security perspective, this is like... pretty scary stuff, and I want the code open so we know for certain that nothing is leaving your laptop. Even logging to Sentry has the potential to leak private info.

This is 100% local. Please, read the code yourself.

Also, that means there is no tracking / analytics of any kind, which means I don't know you're running into bugs when you do. So please report any / all you find!

Getting Started

  • Download the latest release, or build it yourself!
  • Launch the app
  • Click the brain
  • Click "Start Remembering"
  • Grant it access to "Screen Recording" i.e. take screenshots every 2 seconds
  • Click "Open timeline" or "Cmd + Scroll Up" to open the timeline view
    • Scroll left or right to move in time
  • Click "Search" to open the search view
    • Search your history and click on a thumbnail to go there in the timeline
  • In timeline, give Live Text a second and then you can select text
  • Click "Copy Recent Context" to grab a prompt for interacting with an LLM with what you've seen recently as context
  • Click "Show Me My Data" to open a finder window where rem stores SQLite db + video recordings
  • Click "Purge All Data" to delete everything (useful if something breaks)

(that should be all that's needed)

Build it yourself

  • Clone the repo git clone --recursive -j8 https://github.com/jasonjmcghee/rem.git or run git submodule update --init --recursive after cloning
  • Open project in Xcode
  • Change default SQLite.Swift sdk architecture to macOS Screenshot 2023-12-28 at 5 38 19 PM
  • Product > Archive
  • Distribute App
  • Custom
  • Copy App

Currently supports:

  • Going back in time (full-screen scrubber of everything you've viewed)
  • Copy text from back in time
  • Search everything you've viewed
  • Easily grab recent context for use with LLMs

Things I'd love to add:

  • Natural language search / agent interaction via updating local vector embedding
  • Novel search experiences like spatial / similar images
  • Search filters (by app, time, etc.)
  • Fine-grained purging / trimming / selecting recording
  • Multi-monitor support

Contributors ✨

FAQ

  • Where is my data?
    • Click "Show Me My Data" in the tray / status icon menu
    • Currently it is stored in: ~/Library/Containers/today.jason.rem/Data/Library/Application Support/today.jason.rem
    • It was originally: ~/Library/Application\ Support/today.jason.rem/

(Never)AQ

  • Wow that logo is so great, you're an artist. Can I see your figma?

XCode + copy / paste from history:

Screen.Recording.2023-12-27.at.8.38.07.PM.mov

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