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AI · May 27, 2026

ScreenMind

Chat with your screen history. Automate it. All local.

What it does

ScreenMind captures your screen when content changes, analyzes every screenshot with Gemma 4 vision AI running locally, and lets you search or chat with everything you've ever seen on your computer. Ask "what was that error I saw 2 hours ago?" and get the actual answer from your screen history. It also auto-transcribes meetings, records voice memos, tracks where your time goes, and lets you build automations in plain English. No cloud. No accounts. No data leaves your machine. Runs on a 4GB GPU

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