Your personal AI memory

Save anything. Remember why.

Save notes, links, screenshots, and files in one place. Revo OS keeps the context around each one, so you can find anything by asking in plain language.

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Everything you save

ScreenshotLinkNotePDFTrip planIdea

Ask in plain language

“Which camera was I considering?”

Sony A7 IV

Best full-frame fit under your $2,800 budget — with the Tamron 24-70.

Sony A7 IVTop matchNikon Z6 IIIRunner-upFujifilm X-T5Compromise

FromSony A7 IV spec sheetTamron 24-70 reviewCamera decision criteriaUsed A7 IV market check

Illustrative example · 35 sample memories, one grounded answer

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capture methods today

your data, local-first

The problem

You save everything. Finding it again is another story.

Your useful stuff ends up scattered across six different apps — and weeks later you can't remember where any of it went.

Lost in the pile

You saved something useful but can't find it again.

Missing context

You find the link but forget why it mattered.

Scattered

Notes, links, and files live in different apps.

One place for every kind of memory.
Find things by asking, not remembering.
Related memories stay connected.

With Revo OS — the prototype runs on sample data.

How it works

One memory layer for your digital life.

Capture it. Ask it. Connect it.

Save it and move on.

Paste, note, link, upload, or drag & drop — no folders needed. Save it now, and Revo OS keeps it findable later.

Capture

Paste

Clipboard → memory

Note

Type it in

Link

Save a page

Upload

Files & PDFs

Drag & drop

Drop it anywhere

Save first, organize never.

Find it by asking.

Plain-language questions, answers with their sources. Every answer shows where it came from, so you can trace it.

Which cameras was I considering buying?What were the main ideas from that article?Find everything I saved about my Japan trip.Which apartments did I shortlist?

Which cameras was I considering buying?

AI summary•grounded in 4 memories

You shortlisted three cameras under your $2,800 budget — the Sony A7 IV fits best for stills and video, with a Tamron lens to match.

Sony A7 IV spec sheetFujifilm X-T5 reviewCamera decision criteriaTamron 24-70 review

It all connects.

Related notes, links, and files stay grouped by topic. Plan a trip and the flights, hotels, and notes stay in one thread.

Related memories·Camera research

Everything you saved

Tamron 24-70mm for Sony E

Link · lens research

Lease agreement draft

Document · The Kestrel, unit 4C

Flight deal — $680

Screenshot · flagged, book within 48h

Connected by shared subject

Camera decision criteria

Note · budget & shortlist

Sony A7 IV spec sheet

Screenshot · 33MP, $2,499

Used A7 IV market check

Screenshot · $1,950–$2,100

cameragearbudgetlensOne through-line

App integrations are planned — the prototype runs on sample data.

Use cases

Ask across your life.

One memory layer answers work, study, travel, shopping, and everyday questions. Here are a few examples.

Recap what I saved about sourdough.

Answer · 75% hydration, bulk ferment overnight, bake at 250°C — plus the discard cracker recipe.

Which camera should I buy?

Answer · Sony A7 IV — best full-frame under your $2,800 budget, with the Tamron 24-70.

What did I decide for the Tokyo trip?

Answer · Oct 8–22, stay in Shinjuku, Gora Kadan ryokan in Hakone, JR pass worth it.

Interactive demo

Don't just take our word for it. Try it.

Ask the sample memories a question. Watch it find the sources and answer in plain language.

Ask your memories anything.

Runs on sample data in your browser.

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Privacy & trust

Your memories stay yours.

Local-first by default. You choose what goes in, and answers stay grounded in what you saved — with sources you can open. No background scraping, and no vague guarantees.

What actually happens

Where your data lives

No claims we can't stand behind

Captured memories

This browser only

Waitlist & feedback

Supabase (server)

Analytics events

Only with consent

Local-first

Captured memories live in your browser, not on our servers.

Grounded answers

Only the memories relevant to your question are sent to our AI provider.

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Help shape the future of personal AI memory.

Join the waitlist to follow development and try new versions first. No spam — just a note when something ships.

Early access

Try new versions before the public launch.

Shape the product

Your feedback goes straight into the roadmap.

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FAQ

Questions, answered honestly.

No inflated claims — just where things stand today.

What is Revo OS?

A personal AI memory. Save what matters, then ask for it later and get an answer with its sources.

What can I save?

Paste, notes, links, files, and drag & drop — plus sample memories in the demo. Screenshots and app imports are planned.

Where is my data stored?

Captured memories stay in your browser. Waitlist and feedback are stored on our servers, and analytics only run with your consent.

What happens when I ask a question?

Only the memories relevant to your question are sent to our AI provider to write the answer. Every answer stays grounded in what you saved, with sources you can open.

How is this different from a notes app or bookmarks?

Instead of filing everything yourself, you save first and ask later. Revo finds the sources and answers in plain language.

Does it connect to other apps yet?

Not yet. The prototype works with the capture methods above and sample data. Connecting apps and importing existing notes is planned.

Is it free?

The prototype is free to explore. We haven't set pricing for future versions — we'll share it openly first.

How do I get early access?

Join the waitlist below. You'll get early access before the public launch.

Still have a question? hello@revoos.app

Stop losing the things worth remembering.

Bring your memories together, and keep the reasons you saved them.

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