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Capture pages, meetings, and notes on Mac with encrypted local-first memory.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "shyn" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Office workers can continuously capture pages, meetings, and notes on a Mac, reducing fragmented information across places. It is useful for building a personal memory of day-to-day work.
Privacy-conscious users can keep personal records with on-device encryption. This local-first approach is better suited to people who do not want their content hosted in the cloud.
Knowledge workers such as product managers and writers can review meeting content alongside saved pages and notes. This makes it easier to extract key information from scattered records.
shyn is a local-first ambient memory tool for Mac that stores pages, meetings, and notes. Its description emphasizes on-device encryption.
The provided description only says it is local-first and uses on-device encryption. For whether it depends on cloud sync, see the source repository.
The available information only explicitly mentions Mac. For support on other platforms, see the source repository.
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