mem/do — Your Personal Memory

You've already done the research. mem/do makes sure you never lose it. mem/do is a personal memory assistant that captures what matters from your browsing and helps you find it when you need it. --- HOW IT WORKS --- Browse normally - no extra steps, no buttons to click mem/do remembers - pages you actually read are intelligently summarized. Quick visits and noise are filtered out Find anything instantly - search in natural language: "that article about solar panels" or "restaurants I looked at last week" --- FEATURES --- Natural language search - ask for what you remember, find it in seconds Automatic capture - pages you spend time on are remembered, everything else is ignored Research threads - related pages are auto-grouped so you can see your full decision trail AI summaries - every memory includes a summary and key takeaways Price tracking - see how prices changed across your research Weekly digests - summaries of what you've been exploring Full data export - download everything as JSON, no lock-in --- PRIVACY FIRST --- Everything runs locally on your device. We take this seriously: 100% local storage - your data never leaves your browser Encrypted at rest - AES-256-GCM encryption on all stored data Zero telemetry - no analytics, no tracking, no crash reports Zero cloud - no servers, no accounts, no sign-up Sensitive sites excluded - banking, email, and health sites are automatically skipped Full control - see, delete, or export everything at any time --- PERMISSIONS --- mem/do requests host_permissions for all URLs because the content script needs to extract page text for memory creation. No data is ever transmitted to any server. All processing happens locally in your browser. --- WHAT MEM.DO DOES NOT DO --- Does not record your screen Does not track you across sites Does not sell or share data (there's nothing to share) Does not require an account Does not phone home --- GET STARTED --- After installing, complete the 30-second onboarding, and just browse. mem/do works silently in the background. When you need to find something, press Cmd+Shift+M (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+M (Windows) to open your memory.