Introducing Recall: Your AI Finally Remembers

If you use AI coding assistants, you know the frustration. Every session starts from zero. Your AI doesn't know what you did yesterday, what your teammate tried last week, or why the code is the way it is.

You waste hours re-explaining context. Your team re-litigates decisions. The same mistakes get repeated because nobody remembers what failed before.

The Problem is Obvious

AI coding assistants are incredible at writing code. But they have no memory. Every conversation is isolated. All that valuable context—the decisions, the failures, the lessons learned—disappears the moment you close the session.

This is especially painful for teams. When Sarah discovers that a particular approach doesn't work with your database, how does Mike know not to try it tomorrow? When you spend two hours debugging an edge case, how does your future self benefit from that knowledge?

Recall Makes AI Remember

Recall captures context from every AI coding session and makes it available to your whole team automatically. No commands to remember. No files to manage. It just works.

When a session ends, Recall:

• Extracts what matters—decisions, failures, lessons, patterns
• Updates your team's shared context
• Stores everything in your GitHub repository
• Makes it available to the next session automatically

The next time anyone on your team starts coding, the AI already knows. What was tried. What worked. What failed. Why the code is the way it is.

How It Works

Recall integrates with your AI coding tool via MCP (Model Context Protocol). It works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible assistant.

At the start of each session, Recall loads team context. As you work, it captures important moments. At the end, it summarizes and saves. Everything lives in a .recall/ directory in your repository—versioned, searchable, yours.

Your Code Never Touches Our Servers

We know security matters. That's why your source code never passes through Recall. Session summaries are processed and immediately deleted. Everything that matters lives in your GitHub repository.

Enterprise customers can bring their own LLM keys (BYOK). With BYOK, even session content never touches our servers—it goes directly from your AI tool to your LLM API.

What Developers Are Saying

"Day 1: I didn't have to do anything different. It just worked. Day 2: Wait, it remembers what I did? Nice."

"I know more about this codebase after 10 minutes than I usually do after a week."

— New team member, week 2

Get Started Today

Recall is available now with a 14-day free trial. Setup takes 2 minutes:

1. Sign up with GitHub
2. Install the MCP server
3. Start coding

That's it. No configuration. No training. Your AI just got a memory.