AI search for your browser history, not just URLs
Search your browsing history by memory, topic, and time range, even when you forgot the exact URL.
Better answers, better recall, easier installation.
See answers appear in real time instead of waiting for one full response block.
Better understanding of today, yesterday, last week, recent 7 days, and explicit date ranges.
Markdown answers, cleaner links, and larger chat layouts for deeper search sessions.
Built for people who remember pages, not URLs.
Ask for “the AI pricing page I read yesterday” and get likely matches fast.
Ask what you looked at last week, which tools you compared, or what kept coming up.
Page context helps ranking when titles are vague, repeated, or impossible to remember.
Because raw history is built for exact matches. Recall AI is built for fuzzy memory.
Real value shows up when users stop searching twice and get back to the right page faster.
“This is the first history tool that actually works when I only remember the topic and roughly when I read it.”
“I stopped reopening Google to re-find pages. Recall AI gets me back to the right tab much faster.”
“The weekly browsing questions are surprisingly useful. It feels closer to search by memory than search by keyword.”
A compact popup, a larger dashboard, and an AI-first chat flow for fast recall.
Ask what you remember instead of hunting through old tabs.
Review results, trends, and recent browsing activity in one place.
Store install is the default. ZIP is for users who want the latest build right away.
Best option for most users. One-click install and automatic updates.
Install on ChromeLatest manual package for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, and other Chromium browsers.
Download v1.5.2 ZIPStore is easiest. ZIP is fastest for the newest build.
Browsers do not install an unsigned ZIP directly. You need to unzip it first and load the unpacked folder.
The questions that matter before you install.
Use the store version if you want the easiest install and automatic updates. Use the ZIP package if you want the newest build immediately.
Chrome and Edge are the main targets. The ZIP build also works in Chromium-based browsers that support loading unpacked extensions.
No. Manual installs need to be updated manually. If automatic updates matter, use the browser store version.