Connect the dots across years of decisions, meetings, and context. The longer you use it, the smarter it gets.
Notes are a side effect, not the goal. Recall is what happens when your notes start thinking for you.
It doesn't just answer questions. It surfaces connections you didn't know to ask about — across months and years of your own history.
Your tasks live in your existing tools. Recall is the intelligence layer above them.
The value isn't speed. It's depth. Recall gets more useful the longer you use it — most tools don't work that way.
If you run one project and have a good memory, you probably don't need Recall. If you run a company and have five years of decisions to draw on — you definitely do.
You shouldn't need to write code to have an intelligent context layer for your work life. Recall is built for executives, not engineers.
Every meeting, decision, idea, and reflection gets captured and connected. Six months from now, Recall can tell you that the vendor problem you're facing today is structurally identical to something that blew up in Q3 — and what you learned from it.
Most AI tools are stateless. Every conversation starts from scratch. Recall is different — it accumulates context over time, and that context becomes the asset.
How you make decisions. Who you trust. What slows you down. Recall doesn't just store your history — it reflects it back to you in useful ways.
Your context is yours. No cloud lock-in, no opaque data handling. Recall runs on your machine, with your files, under your control.
"The value isn't what it does for you today.
It's what it remembers for you tomorrow."
Install Recall and connect it to your Obsidian workspace. Pre-built folder structures and templates get you capturing useful context from day one.
Meetings, decisions, ideas, reflections. Recall gives you a structure for capturing what matters — and an AI that can make sense of it all.
Weeks, months, years later — Recall starts surfacing connections you couldn't have made yourself. The longer you use it, the more it pays off.
Context accumulates over time. Recall connects today's work to decisions, conversations, and patterns from months or years ago.
Start every morning with a summary built from your own context — what's pending, what changed, what you need to focus on.
Ask questions in plain English. "What did we decide about the pricing strategy last quarter?" Recall finds it.
Recall surfaces recurring themes, unresolved tensions, and behavioral patterns across your captured history.
Log meetings with structured templates. Recall links them to prior discussions, open threads, and relevant decisions automatically.
Your data never leaves your machine. Runs on Claude via your own API key. No subscriptions, no data harvesting, no lock-in.
Open source. Self-hosted. An interactive setup walks you through connecting your vault, configuring your AI, and capturing your first week of context. No account required.