Recall

Save it once. Find it by meaning.

Recall is a quiet home for notes, snippets, and pages worth keeping. Search works on what you meant — not just the words you used. And your AI assistant can search it too.

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Six notes saved about Recall — the real thing searches everything you save.

Or try one of these:

Model Context Protocol

Give your AI a memory.

Recall speaks MCP — the open protocol AI assistants use to reach outside tools. Connect it once, and your assistant can search your notes mid-conversation, follow threads between them, and save new things as you work. No copy-paste, no exports.

  • search_notesyour assistant finds what you know
  • add_noteit saves things for you
  • get_relatedit follows threads between notes

Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP-capable client.

Which caching approach did I settle on for the API?

search_notes("API caching approach")mcp

A Redis read-through cache that fails open — if the cache is down, requests fall through to Postgres and get slower, never fail. You noted warm searches came back about 200× faster.

Good — note that we’re keeping the sidecar setup.

add_note("Keeping Redis as an in-task sidecar…")mcp

Saved to Recall.

Capture without friction

Write a note, paste a URL and Recall extracts the readable article, or bulk-import a folder of Markdown.

Search that gets the idea

Hybrid retrieval pairs semantic understanding with exact keyword matching — half-remembered concepts and precise phrases both land.

Private by default

Sign in with GitHub or Google. Your notes live in your account, isolated to you — no sharing, no public anything.

Under the hood

  • hybrid retrieval — vectors + full-text
  • reciprocal rank fusion
  • Postgres + pgvector
  • FastAPI on AWS
  • MCP over streamable HTTP
  • open source

Read the code on GitHub →

Start remembering.

Your next good idea shouldn’t disappear into a doc you’ll never open again.

Open Recall

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