Recall - Your private second brain

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100% on-device. Nothing leaves your computer.

You read dozens of pages a day and forget where that one useful thing was. Recall fixes that - privately.

When you actually read a web page, Recall quietly saves a clean copy of its text into a private database that lives inside your own browser. Later, you search your reading the way you'd describe it to a friend - in plain words, by meaning, not by exact keywords. Type "that article about why I can't sleep" and Recall finds the page on cortisol and melatonin you read last week.

Works in Korean and English. Search in either language and find what you read in either language.

Truly private - and it's not just a promise, it's how the code is built:
- Everything runs on your device: the search index and the AI model are both bundled inside the extension. The ~107 MB IBM Granite model ships in the package and is never downloaded at runtime.
- Zero network egress. The extension's security policy blocks it from connecting to any remote server. There is no backend to send data to.
- No telemetry, no analytics, no accounts, no ads. We collect nothing and we sell nothing.

Smart about what it saves - so it never remembers what it shouldn't:
- Only saves pages you genuinely read (after you've spent time on them and scrolled or selected text).
- Skips sensitive sites by default: banking, payments, logins, account and password pages, webmail, health portals, and password managers.
- Skips search-results pages, internal/private-network pages, and very short pages.
- Strips tracking parameters (utm_, gclid, fbclid...) before saving a URL.

You stay in control:
- Pause capturing whenever you want.
- "Don't remember this site" to block a site for good.
- "Forget this site's history" to delete a site and its subdomains in one click.
- Save or skip the current page yourself.
- Uninstall and your local database is removed with it.

Recall is for researchers, students, writers, and anyone who reads a lot online and wants their own private, searchable memory of it - without handing their reading to a cloud.