Memorall
Open source AI-powered browser extension manage AI knowledge
Memorall launched on October 16, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,779 of 8,178 launches that month. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Memorall is an Open source AI-powered browser extension that transforms how you manage digital knowledge. It seamlessly captures, organizes, and recalls information from your browsing experience while maintaining complete privacy through local AI processing.
Memorall is a local-first AI workspace that remembers your pages, files, and projects, then hands that memory to an agent that can browse, read your files, and run code. Browser extension, web app, and desktop apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Memorall remembers the pages, files, and decisions you already worked through, then hands that memory to an agent that can read the page you are on, open your documents, and run real code. It runs on your machine, with free on-device models or your own API key. You spend the day in tabs, docs, PDFs, and dashboards. Then you open a chat window and start from nothing - pasting context, re-explaining the project, describing files it cannot see. Memorall is built for that gap. It keeps the working context, and it keeps it on your machine. The assistant is fast, but it is a stranger every morning. The context lives in your tabs and in your head, and moving it into the chat is the actual work.…from zrg-team.github.io
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