Save content from multiple sources
Save articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, notes, and even TikToks, then let Recall summarize and organize them for later use.
Recall is a personal AI knowledge base for saving, summarizing, organizing, and chatting with articles, videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes. Web, browser extension, and mobile access.
Recall is a personal AI knowledge base for people who want a single place to save, summarize, and revisit the information they read, watch, and write. It brings articles, videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes into one library that can be searched, connected, and discussed with AI.
The product is designed around lifelong learning and personal research rather than meeting transcription or generic note-taking alone. It supports browser, web, and mobile use, and the pricing page describes tiers for personal note-taking, daily knowledge work, and higher-volume workflows.
Save articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, notes, and even TikToks, then let Recall summarize and organize them for later use.
Turn saved material into concise or detailed AI summaries with timestamps, or listen to summaries with text-to-speech playback.
Chat with your saved knowledge, the open web, or both in one conversation, using the AI model that fits the task.
Recall organizes saved items with smart tags and automatic connections, then visualizes related content in a knowledge graph.
Generate quizzes and spaced-repetition reviews from saved content to support long-term retention.
Connect Recall to other AI tools through API and MCP access, and on Max choose between models such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
Collect articles, videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes in one place so you can return to them later without rebuilding context each time.
Summarize sources, then chat with the saved material and the web together when you need to answer a question or draft something with context.
Use smart tags, automatic links, and the knowledge graph to trace relationships across saved ideas and surface related items while browsing.
Turn saved material into quizzes and spaced-repetition review sessions when the goal is to remember concepts instead of just storing them.
Use the browser, mobile apps, API, and MCP access to fit Recall into daily workflows or higher-volume work with external AI tools.
Recall is a personal AI knowledge base for content you choose to save. It summarizes articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, and notes, then lets you chat with that saved material.
Yes. Recall is available on the web app, as Chrome and Firefox browser extensions, and on iOS and Android.
Yes. Recall is free forever, and no credit card is required. The Free tier includes unlimited read-later saves, unlimited notes, 10 AI summaries per month, and API plus MCP access.
Recall says Plus is best for a daily AI knowledge base, while Max is intended for power users who want bulk actions and more control over model choice.
Recall supports refunds within the first 30 days. It also offers a 20% student discount for users who email from a student address.