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Capture on-screen memory locally on Mac and search timelines and open tasks.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Sutrana" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Sutrana to search for content related to "user interviews" that I viewed on screen this week, and list the key moments in chronological order.
Returns memory results related to "user interviews" and organizes them into a timeline with timestamps and snippets.
Use Sutrana to review my screen activity timeline from yesterday and summarize the main tasks I worked on.
Outputs a chronological activity summary and highlights the main work completed that day.
Use Sutrana to find tasks mentioned in my recent screen history that still appear unfinished, and organize them by priority.
Lists likely open tasks so they can be followed up and prioritized.
Researchers, product managers, or office workers can use it to search screen memory when they remember seeing something but not where it appeared.
When users need to review what they worked on during a day, they can use the timeline to inspect screen activity and reconstruct context.
If tasks are scattered across different apps and pages, it can help identify open tasks for easier follow-up.
It is a local-first ambient memory tool for Mac that captures screen content, indexes it on-device, and exposes MCP tools for memory search, timeline review, and open tasks.
Based on the description, it builds its index on-device and follows a local-first approach. For specific storage, sync, or privacy details, see the source repository.
The provided information only says it offers MCP tools, but does not include installation steps, runtime details, or prerequisites. See the source repository for setup instructions.
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