Ultramemory turns your email, Slack, files, and screenshots into a private memory on your Mac — and answers your questions with citations you can check.
The launch moved from May 2 to May 16, decided at the April 9 product sync1. The reason was the payments migration: Priya flagged that QA needed two more weeks2. Dan confirmed the new date with the agency by email on April 113. One open loop: the updated press kit he promised is still owed.
Connect the places your work already lives. Ultramemory indexes them continuously into one database on your Mac — readable by you, and no one else.
Every connector can be paused, scoped, or excluded — per channel, per folder, per person.
Ask in plain language — “when did we decide to push the launch?” — and get a narrated answer where every claim carries a citation. Click one and the original message, file, or screenshot opens beside it, with the full evidence trail in order of events.
When sources disagree, Ultramemory says so: contradictions are detected, tracked, and shown — not papered over.
Everything is indexed into a single SQLite database in your home folder. No account, no sync, no telemetry — there is no server to send anything to.
You hold the controls: pause capture globally, exclude people and channels, see exactly what is stored and what never is, export or delete it all in one click.
Search works the moment you install — deterministic full-text and vector retrieval, zero AI needed. Add a local model through Ollama and answers become conversational: the model reads only the evidence it cites, on your hardware, even on a plane.
If the model is off or missing, nothing breaks — you simply get ranked results instead of prose.
A tool that holds your whole working memory shouldn’t have a price tag — or a black box. Ultramemory is free, and every line of code is public.
No subscription, no trial, no pro tier. Local AI means there's no per-query bill to pass on.
Read every line that touches your data. Audit it, fork it, or build the connectors you're missing.
Nothing to sign up for, so there's nothing to track. Download, open, and it's yours.
Download, connect your sources, and ask your first question in under five minutes. Your data stays put.