Find the memoriesyou've lost.
mmry is a privacy first search engine for all the things you have already seen. Traditional search engines are great for discovery. But sometimes we want to search for specific things that we've already interacted with online.
Ollama
Works with Ollama to run inference directly on your machine
Privacy First
Local first and never shares your data with third parties
Plugins
Community friendly and extensible. Build your own plugins
Safe & Secure
Built with security in mind. Using sandboxes for plugins
Community & Marketplace
We're a non-commercial, community-driven project. We're always looking for feedback and contributions. Join other users and plugin builders
Here's what the community has built so far:
Twitter plugin for importing Twitter data exports
Pocket plugin for syncing bookmarks to mmry
raindrop
Import bookmarks from Raindrop.io
twitter tweet scrape
Scrapes data for existing tweet items
youtube transcription
Transcribe YouTube videos
Add yours
Manifesto
Something happened to our digital memories.
They used to belong to us. Photos on hard drives. Emails in folders. Bookmarks in browsers. You knew where things were because you put them there.
Today, our memories are scattered across a thousand services. Your thoughts live in Notion's cloud. Your conversations in Slack's servers. Your inspirations on Twitter's timeline. Your discoveries buried in Reddit's endless scroll. Each platform holds a piece of your digital self hostage, locked behind their walls, searchable only by their rules, accessible only at their pleasure.
You've become a digital tenant, paying rent to access your own memories in houses you'll never own.
We believe in a simple truth: Your memories belong to you.
mmry isn't another cloud service asking for your trust. It's a tool that works for you, not the other way around. Connect your services once. Search everything instantly. Keep control always.
No algorithms deciding what you should remember. No AI training on your private thoughts. No venture capitalists monetizing your digital soul. Just you, your data, and instant recall when you need it.
The internet promised to augment human memory. Instead, it fragmented it. We're here to put the pieces back together — in your hands, under your control.
Your things. Your search. Your mmry.
