Recall

Recall doesn't manage files. It manages knowledge.

Recall doesn't care whether information comes from Scrivener, Markdown, Swift, PDFs, or elsewhere, it should be searchable as one collection.

Don't remember the file, the folder or the project location

Remember the idea.

Recall showing the contents of multiple Scrivener files, subfolders and contents within each Scrivener file.

Recall searching multiple Scrivener files, subfolders and contents of each item.

Recall is not where you edit. Recall is where you find. Whether information comes from Scrivener, Markdown, Swift, PDFs, or elsewhere, it should be searchable as one collection. Every importer creates the same model.

No matter where the knowledge comes from, Recall works with a single internal representation. This is as much an engineering philosophy as a user philosophy.

Features

Recall remembers locations. People should remember ideas.

Recall is where you find

Recall is the fastest way to locate knowledge and jump back to its source. Stop remembering where. Start remembering what.

Search everything. Filter only when you need to.

Search should work across all knowledge. Filters simply reduce the search space.

Search once

Don't search Scrivener. Don't search Markdown. Don't search PDFs. Search your knowledge. The original file is never lost.

Browse less. Discover more

If you're browsing folders, the computer isn't helping enough. Information shouldn't care where it lives.

One search. Every project

The user shouldn't have to remember which project or file contains the answer.

Recall doesn't manage files. It manages knowledge

Traditional software starts with files. Recall starts with information.

Screenshots

Just some real-life examples of Recall in action.

Public Beta

Ready for real-world testing.

Recall is currently in public beta. Support notes will grow as more people try Recall.

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Support

Find help for Recall and public beta issues.

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Contact

Questions, bug reports and feature requests can be sent directly to Mind Technology.

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About Mind Technology

Technology should help people, not get in their way.

Every project begins with a simple question:

“How can I make this experience better?”

Whether it's learning, working, creating, or simply having fun, I enjoy building tools that make everyday experiences a little better.

Technology is simply the means.

The goal is always the experience.