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Notes on remembering what matters.
Guides to keeping what you save, how Recallr works, and what's new.
What is LongMemEval, and how does Recallr score?If you tell an assistant something in March, will it still know in June? LongMemEval is the test researchers built to find out. Here's how it works, why it's hard, and how Recallr does: 86.7%.
How to remember everything you saveYou save the recipe, the thread, the video essay. Then you never see it again. Here's a simple system that fixes that, whatever app you use, and how Recallr does the boring parts for you.The best second-brain apps in 2026, and who each one is forRecallr, Mem, Notion, Obsidian and mymind all promise a second brain, and each is built around something different. Here's who each one is for, with prices checked on each company's own site.Introducing Recallr: the AI second brain that remembers what you saveWe all save things to come back to: a recipe, a video essay, a thread, a PDF someone sent. Then we never find them again. Recallr is our answer. Save anything from any app in two taps; Recallr reads it and connects it; when you need it, you just ask.Buddy Mail: your second brain now has an email addressNewsletters, receipts, confirmations, the article a friend emails you: a lot of what's worth remembering arrives by email, and gets buried there. Every Recallr account can now claim its own address at recallr-ai.org. Buddy reads what arrives, tells you what matters, and keeps the emails worth keeping.Your Recallr memory, inside the AI assistants you already useYou shouldn't have to copy and paste your own notes into an AI chat. The Recallr MCP server lets the assistants you already use search and read what you saved in Recallr, and save something new when you ask, after you sign in and allow it.
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