OpenRecall
Open-source utility capturing digital history by taking snapshots, enabling full-text and image search with advanced local OCR, fully local data processing, user-controlled storage, cross-platform compatibility, and transparency through open-source code.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (AGPL-3.0)
EUPlatforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Python
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- TBayAreaPat commented on OpenRecall
Command line startup. OpenRecall has a web-based GUI that you open in a browser at http://localhost:8082 after launching the app. The interface appears to include a search bar and a timeline/snapshot view for browsing captured history, so it is not just a command-line tool.
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Danilo_Venom added OpenRecall as alternative to ScreenMind
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OpenRecall information
Developed by
Koen van Eijk Licensing
Open Source (AGPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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- English
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- 2,861 Stars
- 186 Forks
- 78 Open Issues
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What is OpenRecall?
OpenRecall is an open-source software that provides a privacy-focused alternative to proprietary software like Windows Recall or Rewind.ai. It captures your digital history through snapshots, making text and images within these screenshots searchable. OpenRecall offers several advantages over its counterparts, including the ability to inspect the source code for potential privacy issues, cross-platform support, local data storage, and compatibility with a wide range of hardware. Features include Time Travel, local AI processing, advanced local OCR for semantic search, and full control over data storage.
Comments and Reviews
Command line startup. OpenRecall has a web-based GUI that you open in a browser at http://localhost:8082 after launching the app. The interface appears to include a search bar and a timeline/snapshot view for browsing captured history, so it is not just a command-line tool.