
Rewisp gives your Mac a memory. It reads your screen text on-device and remembers it for you. Catches promises like "I'll send it Friday" and reminds you until it's done. Ask "what changed since Tuesday?" and see exactly what's new. Search by meaning, not just words. Tracks numbers like weight or grades over time. Fills forms from your saved details — never passwords. One quiet 9 PM summary each day. Fully private: screenshots never saved, only text stays on your Mac.
Loading comments…
Achievement
Project Info
Product Keywords
Rewisp gives your Mac a memory. It reads text from your screen on-device, stores it locally, and helps you recall anything later. Instead of recording video or sending data to the cloud, Rewisp captures only the words you see — then lets you search by meaning, track changes, set reminders for promises, and even fill forms from saved details. It's a private, intelligent assistant that lives entirely on your Mac.
Rewisp uses Apple's Vision framework to turn each screen glimpse into text — the screenshot is discarded immediately. Only the words remain, stored locally on your Mac. This means you get a searchable memory without compromising privacy.
Ask "what changed since Tuesday?" and Rewisp shows exactly what was added, removed, or moved on any page. It understands meaning, not just matching words — so "that article about burnout" finds the page that said "exhaustion." Every version of a page is kept as clean text.
When you type "I'll send it Friday," Rewisp catches it automatically. Confirm the promise, and it reminds you on the due day — once, until it's done. It also tracks recurring numbers like weight or grades over time, showing sparklines so you can see trends from your own screen.
Hit ⌘⇧Space on a signup or checkout page, and Rewisp reads every field, then fills them from your saved details in the Vault. It never stores passwords or credit card numbers, and it never submits anything — you review and send manually.
Rewisp was built the opposite way — the pixels are gone before anything is saved.
Most "memory" apps record your screen to the cloud. Rewisp flips that model entirely: screenshots are never saved, only the extracted text stays on your Mac. This means you get a powerful, searchable memory that respects your privacy completely. It also integrates with MCP clients like Claude and Cursor, letting AI tools read your memory and promises while you work — read-only, local, and free.
You want a private, on-device memory assistant for your Mac that captures text from your screen, tracks changes, catches promises, and helps you search by meaning — all without sending anything to the cloud. Rewisp is ideal if you value privacy but still want AI-powered recall, reminders, and form filling that adapts to your daily workflow.
Other tools you might consider
You're running more coding agents than ever, but you can't keep up with them. That's where AgentPeek comes in. It pulls every session up into your Mac notch, live. Glance up, approve a prompt, watch token usage and manage the entire flow without pausing your YouTube video. All local, all yours.
nxt is the AI task manager you talk to like a human assistant. Brain-dump your thoughts in plain language - nxt reads between the lines, extracts tasks, infers priorities, and files everything automatically. It understands what you mean, not just what you say. nxt learns your personal context, so your tasks flex around your life. When you're ready to act, nxt cuts through the noise and gives you one clear task, one reason why. No scrolling, no paralysis, no overwhelming list to wade through.
Stop acting as the routing layer between AI and your actual work. Elvin is proactive AI that finds coordination work across your tools, handles the messy multi-step parts, and asks before taking action. It turns scattered context from messages, meetings, docs, and task tools into ready-to-approve drafts, follow-ups, updates, and next steps.
Bo is the first consumer AI product that exists to serve everyday people. Bo helps you stay organized, save time, live healthier, and answer your questions—all via text.
Maker
calm_kit
Loading comments…