Recall is a personal AI encyclopedia that turns scattered articles, videos, PDFs, docs, recipes—anything you save—into a self-organizing knowledge base that gets smarter over time. With a browser extension, you can summarize content in one click, chat with it to cut through noise, and link ideas as you go. Everything is auto-categorized, mapped into a knowledge graph, and scheduled for spaced-repetition reviews so what you learn actually sticks.
The standout feature is Augmented Browsing: as you explore the web, Recall resurfaces related notes and connections from your library in real time, transforming passive scrolling into active discovery—while keeping data local and secure. It’s built for people who want to save, understand, and remember more with less effort.
