Using Recallr

What is Recallr?

Recallr is a personal AI second brain. You save the things you read, watch and hear; Recallr keeps the original, understands it, links it to what you already know, and brings it back when you ask.

What it keeps#

Web pages and articles, YouTube and TikTok videos, posts from X, Instagram and Reddit, podcast and Spotify episodes, PDFs and documents, photos and screenshots, voice memos, meeting recordings, your own notes, and files from Google Drive, Notion and Dropbox. Every save keeps a link back to the original.

Where it runs#

Recallr is one memory everywhere: save on one device, ask on another.

• Web: recallr-ai.org/app, open to everyone.
• Mac and Windows: desktop apps, ready to download.
• iPhone: the app with the share sheet, Buddy and widgets, on its way to the App Store.
• Chrome: Recallr Buddy, the extension that saves the page you are on, on its way to the Chrome Web Store.
• Your AI assistants: ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code and Cursor through the Recallr MCP server.

Create your account#

Sign up free at recallr-ai.org/app with your email or Google. Email accounts confirm a 6-digit code we send you. The connector's sign-in page can create an account too, so you can start from ChatGPT or Claude.

Your first five minutes#

1. Save three things you actually care about: a video, an article and a quick note. See Save anything.
2. Wait a minute while Recallr reads them. Each one gets a summary, key points and a topic.
3. Ask a question in Recallr's chat, like "what did I save about sleep?". The answer points back to your saves.
4. Open the Brain to see how your saves connect.
5. Connect your AI so the same memory is there in ChatGPT or Claude: Connect the MCP.

Something missing or wrong? Ask in the forum or write to support@recallr-ai.org.