Seermind — your AI memory, on your device

Seermind gives your AI chats a memory that lives only on your device. "Your memory belongs to you, not the machine." It works on top of the AI sites you already use Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini — and quietly does three things: it captures your conversation, stores it only on your device, and feeds the right context back into new chats, so the AI remembers. No accounts. No cloud. Nothing ever leaves your machine. THE PROBLEM AI forgets everything when a chat fills up or you open a new one. The built-in "memory" features fix that by keeping your data on their servers, locked inside one app. On the free tier the forgetting is worst — you re-explain your project, your stack and your context every single time. Seermind keeps that context on your device and brings it back automatically. WHAT IT DOES - Full-chat capture — saves the whole conversation, both sides, with code and formatting intact - Semantic search — find any memory by meaning, with an on-device model (keyword fallback) - Auto-suggest — as you type, the right memories surface above the box; one tap to inject - Always-on memories — pin context once; it's offered on every AI - Export / import — back up or move everything as a JSON file THREE THINGS ONLY SEERMIND DOES - Carry a chat between AIs start on ChatGPT, continue on Claude with the full transcript - Strip your secrets as it saves — Aadhaar, PAN, UPI, IFSC and API keys are detected and redacted before anything is stored - Encrypt behind a passphrase — an optional on-device vault (AES-GCM), so even data at rest is private PRIVATE BY DESIGN - 100% on-device storage nothing is uploaded - No accounts, no telemetry, no analytics - The only network use is a one-time download of the small search model - Read, edit, delete and export every memory, anytime FREE Seermind rides on the free AI sessions you already use. No token costs, no subscription for you or for us. Powered by Seerror a privacy-first suite of on-device tools. Built in Bengaluru. Built for humans. Against the machine. seerror.com