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Loomind

Loomind

Loomind: Your private AI second brain for local data.

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Loomind transforms your files into a secure knowledge base. The app locally indexes any number of documents and chats, providing AI with "eternal memory" through RAG search across your personal archive. Unlike cloud-based chatbots, your data never leaves your computer. It features a built-in WYSIWYG editor with code support for managing projects in one place. Get AI answers grounded strictly in your own knowledge and experience.
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Launch tags:Productivity•Privacy•Artificial Intelligence
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Edvard
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built Loomind because I was tired of my ideas and data being scattered across dozens of folders and apps. I wanted an AI assistant that could actually "read" my documents and give meaningful answers, but I wasn't comfortable uploading sensitive data to the cloud. We all know the struggle with cloud AI: it constantly "loses" its memory or forgets the train of thought in long conversations. I’ve solved this by giving Loomind an "eternal memory" through local RAG-indexing. The AI always has the full context of your specific archive at hand. Key features: Local Knowledge Base: Index any number of .pdf, .docx, .md, and .txt files locally. AI Chat with Context: A powerful chat interface that stays grounded in your data. 3 Platforms + Browser: While it’s a robust local app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, you can also easily open it in your browser and enjoy all its features seamlessly. Built-in Editor: A full WYSIWYG editor with syntax highlighting for code to work on your projects in one place. Data Sovereignty: Your files and analysis stay on your computer, ensuring absolute confidentiality. I’m excited to hear your feedback! How do you handle your personal knowledge chaos and AI privacy concerns?