Recall
Your Personal AI Encyclopedia
4.8•42 reviews•5.8K followers
Your Personal AI Encyclopedia
4.8•42 reviews•5.8K followers
Traditional knowledge management is passive—information is stored but rarely revisited. Recall shifts this paradigm by transforming saved knowledge into active insights. Summarize content, chat with it, store it in a self-organizing knowledge base, and reinforce learning with spaced repetition. The foundation of Recall is its knowledge graph, which automatically links related concepts—uncovering hidden connections you might have otherwise missed.
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Recall
Go beyond your brain’s limits. Chat with all the content you read, watch, listen to, or take notes on. Add content on the go or import thousands of videos, podcasts, and more—all saved to your self-organizing knowledge base. Your memory, searchable forever.
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his is an amazing product! The quality exceeded my expectations, and it works perfectly. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for something reliable and effective
Is there any way I could share with a link or API a specific knowledge base?
Great app, tried it and loved it so far. as for x.com posts, can it save images/videos because sometimes it saves and sometimes it's empty.
Scrumball
The curated chat approach makes sense - being able to pull insights from specific sources you trust rather than the general internet is valuable.
How does the knowledge graph handle conflicting information? Like if I save articles with different takes on the same topic, does it surface those contradictions when I'm chatting, or does it try to synthesize everything into one answer?
Also curious about performance with large knowledge bases. We collect tons of industry reports and research - does search and chat speed hold up when you're dealing with thousands of documents?
Scrumball
The source-aware approach makes perfect sense.How does Recall handle content deduplication when importing bulk sources? We've found that expert creators often repeat core concepts across different formats, which can muddy search results if not properly handled.
I like to record some beautiful sentences, but I never know when to use them. It can help me understand these sentences better.
Feature request: can you expose an API (ideally also wrapped in MCP) for third party apps to be able to query the memories?