Your brain witnessed everything today.
Every tab, document, fleeting idea. You can’t get any of it back.
The feeling of knowing you saw it.
The article, the design, the conversation. You know it exists but have no way to find it. It’s just gone.
What if it wasn’t?
What if everything your screen showed you was quietly being remembered, not by you, for you.
That’s Amber.
A silent visual diary that remembers everything your screen shows you, searchable later in your own words.
“Somehow, my unconscious had served that up… a memory I’d never even recorded.”
“Or was it there the whole time… and all I needed… was the access?”
— Eddie Morra, Limitless.
Your screen has been recording everything. You just couldn’t search it. Until now.
We’re tired of tools that feel like machines. We’re building something that feels like home.
Amber is being built out in the open. It’s buggy, it’s raw, and it’s deeply personal. We need people who care about the long-term to help us shape it.
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