M. Listening
How it works Privacy Quickstart GitHub
Private chat-first journal

The journal that talks back.

Send a thought as fast as a text. Add a photo, set a reminder, then ask weeks later — "what did I say about the Taj Mahal, that hard week, the place with the winter broth?" me. remembers in your own words.

One screen to talk One to browse memory Self-hosted, end-to-end yours

MIT licensed · clone, run, modify · no servers of mine, no feed, no followers.

M. Listening
Just got back from Agra. The morning light on the marble was unreal.
9:54 pm 9:54 pm
Beautiful. Want me to file this under Travel · India, or start a new "Agra" thread?
I went to Tajmahal last week
9:59 pm 9:59 pm
I've recorded your visit to the Taj Mahal on May 9th, 2026. If you'd like to add any details about that experience, feel free to share!
Logged·May 9· Taj Mahal
Visited the Taj Mahal
Journal
Recall a moment…
What it does

Three quiet things, done well.

One surface to capture a life as it happens. One to browse it later. A memory layer that makes recall feel like a conversation, not a folder hunt.

01 · Capture

Write before the thought slips away.

Send a line, drop a photo, leave a voice note. Same thread, no mode switch.

02 · Recall

Ask in plain language, not folder names.

Search by meaning, date, tag, or a half-remembered phrase. The log stays tidy.

03 · Remind

Set a future nudge in the same breath.

If the thought belongs in the future, say when. me. brings it back at the right time.

A second screen

Your memory, browsable.

Tap into the log. The same dark canvas, the same vocabulary — only now you can scrub through everything you've ever told yourself.

  • Search by meaning, date, or tag "Place with the winter broth" pulls back March 12, Shibuya.
  • One tidy timeline Every thought, top to bottom. No folders, no nesting, no nesting of nesting.
  • Tap an entry to drop back in Reopen a moment as a thread. Add a follow-up. Set a future reminder.
Back Log.
Search logs by date, tag, or text…
May 16 Started working in the Me app.
May 16 Having lunch — sat outside, finally warm.
May 16 Worked on Onyx for 2 hours.
May 12 Mum called. Said the lemons came in. Bring an empty bag next Sunday.
May 09 Taj Mahal Visited the Taj Mahal.
End of records
Privacy

A journal built for one person — you.

Single-user by design. End-to-end yours. me. is not a feed, not a workspace, not a place to perform. It is a private memory layer for your own life.

Private by default Your journal is for you. Not a stream, not a community. There is no public view of any entry, ever.
Runs on your machine Self-hosted, your data on disk. The code is open. Clone the repo, run it locally, point it at the model you trust. Nothing leaves unless you wire it that way.
Memory you can query Ask anything, anytime. Recall by date, by tag, by meaning. Get the moment back, not a stack of files to search.
Quickstart

Clone it. Run it. Keep it.

me. is open source. Pull the repo, point it at a model, and the journal runs on your machine — no account, no signup, no servers of mine in the loop.

View source onGitHub Read theDocumentation 
# 1 — clone & install$git clone https://github.com/Subash-Mohan/me$cd me$uv sync# 2 — configure$cp .env.example .env# set JWT_SECRET, SUPERMEMORY_API_KEY,# OPENROUTER_API_KEY, OPENROUTER_DEFAULT_MODEL# 3 — run$make up && make migrate$uv run python -m app.cli create-owner$make be# 4 — open→ http://localhost:8000
Python 3.12+ · self-hosted · your data stays on disk