Your second brain — offline-first, end-to-end encrypted, agent-native.
Notes, tasks, projects, journal, calendar, and an AI agent that actually has context on your work. All on your machine. None of it on someone else's server.
Release status: Current GitHub releases are not stable and are not ready for daily use. Please do not expect Memry to be usable yet. Join the waitlist; I'll announce the public-ready build when it's ready. ETA: end of July.
Hi — I'm Kaan, the developer behind Memry. For years I bounced between four apps just to get through the day — inbox in one, calendar in another, notes somewhere else, tasks in a fourth — and with ADHD that constant jumping around drained me before I'd even started working. I wanted one calm place that held all of it: inbox, notes, daily journal, tasks, projects, calendar, and an AI agent that actually knows what I'm working on. And because not everyone needs every piece, every feature is a toggle — don't use a calendar? Turn it off. Not into AI? Turn that off too. Memry is the app I wish I'd had years ago, so I shipped it myself.
Screenshot: Memry's main workspace — notes, sidebar, agent chat side-by-side.
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Most note apps want to be a SaaS. Your knowledge ends up on their servers, hostage to their pricing tiers, their outages, and their AI training data pipelines.
Memry is the opposite bet:
- Local-first. Your vault lives on disk. Works offline. Always.
- End-to-end encrypted sync. XChaCha20-Poly1305 + Ed25519 + Argon2id. The server stores ciphertext blobs it can't read.
- Agent-native. Bring your own model — Claude CLI, Codex CLI, local LLMs, or OpenAI-compatible endpoints. The agent gets read/write access to your vault through a localhost MCP server.
- One app, six surfaces. Notes, tasks, projects, daily journal, calendar, inbox — instead of stitching seven tools together.
Built for people who want Obsidian's local-first ethos, Notion's range, and an AI that actually knows what they're working on.
Block-based editor. Markdown round-trip. Backlinks. Tags. Wiki-style search. Files on disk, not in a database you can't migrate out of.
Real task management — due dates, priorities, projects, recurrence — without a separate app. Field-level CRDT merge means edits on two devices don't blow each other away.
One file per day. Templates. Frontmatter. Quick capture. The kind of journal you'll actually keep, because it's three keystrokes to open.
Time-block your tasks. See your day at a glance. Drag to reschedule.
Capture first, organize later. Email-yourself-a-note, but to your own vault.
Talk to your vault. The agent can read, draft, refactor, and link notes across the whole workspace. Approval UI for writes. Switch providers per conversation. Reasoning level and model are conversation settings, not buried in preferences.
Optional, end-to-end encrypted, running on Cloudflare Workers + R2. Multi-device. Conflict resolution via CRDTs for notes/journals and per-field vector clocks for tasks/projects. The server is a ciphertext relay — sign out and your data is unreadable to anyone but you.
Screenshot: Notes view with backlinks panel.
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Screenshot: Tasks board with calendar peek.
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Screenshot: Daily journal with templates.
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Screenshot: AI Agent chat with vault context and approval UI.
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Screenshot: Calendar view with task time-blocking.
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Public-ready desktop installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux are expected by the end of July.
Current GitHub releases are unstable preview builds. Join the waitlist for the launch announcement before using Memry as a daily workspace.
Requires Node 20+ and pnpm 9+.
git clone https://github.com/memrynote/memry.git
cd memry
pnpm install
pnpm devThat's it. The Electron app launches with hot reload.
For the landing site, docs, or sync server, see CLAUDE.md.
- Mobile (iOS / Android) with full E2E sync parity
- Plugin API
- Public vault sharing (encrypted, view-only)
- More agent backends (Ollama, llama.cpp, Mistral)
- Twitter / X: @memrynote
- Discord: discord.gg/memry
- GitHub Issues: bugs, feature requests, weird ideas
- Email: hi@memrynote.com
If you ship a workflow you love, tell us. If something is broken, tell us louder.
MIT © Memry contributors
See LICENSE for the legal text.