Recall
Your Personal AI Encyclopedia
4.8•95 reviews•5.5K followers
Your Personal AI Encyclopedia
4.8•95 reviews•5.5K followers
Traditional knowledge management is passive—information is stored but rarely revisited. Recall shifts this paradigm by transforming saved knowledge into active insights. Summarize content, chat with it, store it in a self-organizing knowledge base, and reinforce learning with spaced repetition. The foundation of Recall is its knowledge graph, which automatically links related concepts—uncovering hidden connections you might have otherwise missed.
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It’s been a big build-up to this moment.
Our #1 most requested feature is finally live! You can now chat with all the content you consume: YouTube videos, podcasts, TikToks, PDFs, your own notes, and much more.
ChatGPT lets you have a conversation with the internet, and that’s powerful. But sometimes, the source matters.
When you’re trying to understand your research, put together a health protocol, or just keep track of your interests — books, recipes, movies — you need something more concrete and more tailored.
With Recall, you can curate your own chat, powered by the sources you define. That could mean easily adding content on the go or bulk importing thousands of pieces from experts you trust (1,000 Lex Fridman interviews or every Lenny's podcast episode) and conversing with their knowledge… or even with your own.
Add in your personal journals, health records, or project notes — and suddenly, you’re talking to a version of yourself who remembers everything.
Why this is a big deal for Recall and a step forward for knowledge management:
Save time: No more digging through scattered notes. Get instant answers with sources referenced. This is what knowledge management has always needed. When you’ve spent hours saving, curating, and categorizing content, being able to access it when you need to is critical.
Think deeper: Our memory is capped, and that’s not a flaw, it’s by design. This lets us go beyond what we can store in our heads. Spot connections you’d otherwise miss. Synthesize information we could never manage alone. This is why we have AI in the first place.
Peace of mind: You know that feeling when you hear a great stat, quote, or tip you never want to forget… so you leave a tab open or drop it into Apple Notes—only to lose it three months later. Now, you can simply save it to Recall. Your memory, backed up and searchable forever.
Thank you so much for being part of this journey. While we still have a long way to go, with hundreds of requests still on our roadmap, today marks a huge step forward for Recall.
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@sankari_nair Super excited to finally share this release! Our users have been eagerly waiting for it, and it’s here at last. I’ve been testing the feature over the past few weeks, and it’s amazing how much of the content (YouTube videos, podcasts, blogs, etc) we consume ends up forgotten - until now. With this, you can ask a question and instantly have those long-lost pieces resurface to give you the answer.
@sankari_nair Hey! Congrats on going live, upvoted, we launched yesterday as well and your feedback would help. Love the product by the way.
@sankari_nair The 'curated chat powered by your own sources' concept is brilliant - finally solving the problem of having great content saved but never being able to find it when you need it. Congrats on the launch and excited to see where Recall goes from here!
Does it also have access to my browsing history and sources I read/watched online? Or does it abstract only saved sources?
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@busmark_w_nika Hi Nika, great question! Recall does not have access to your browser history. If you install the browser extension, when you invoke the extension on a webpage, it will get access to the content of that page and allow you to summarize, chat and save the content into your knowledge base.
@paul_richards1 Interesting. I mean... sometimes I catch myself reading something (I am in a flow state, so often it doesn't come to my mind to invoke something). On the other hand, it is good like it is, people do not like unsolicited access to sources :D
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@busmark_w_nika Yeah there is a bit of a trade off. Maybe at some point we can have an option that users can invoke to save every page automatilcally for a limited browsing session. Its quite a good idea! Thanks Nika.
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This is a game changer for me from a software engineer perspective. Now all the nice articles I've read don't just have to be as part of long lost bookmark folder somewhere. Now they’ll in one place: searchable, chat-friendly, and ready to be referenced while I’m browsing the web!
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@mikr13 Thanks Mihir, its been amazing having you join the team. Very excited to be working together.