screenpipe

screenpipe is pitching itself as memory for your computer. It records your screen, audio, and activity, then gives AI agents access to that history through MCP so they can answer questions about what happened during your day.

That changes the usual workflow from “remember where I saw that” to “ask the machine.” The company says you can query calls, bugs, or documents without reconstructing everything from scratch, which is the real promise here: less digging, more retrieval.

It’s also going local-first, and it’s source-available, with support for Mac, Windows, and Linux. That combination matters. People are getting a lot more cautious about tools that vacuum up work data and ship it off somewhere vague.

This is screenpipe’s third launch on Product Hunt, and the product page says it has 2 reviews and 146 followers. There’s also a launch-day discount code, BUSINESS20, for annual plans, available until August 28 at 11:59pm PT. The pitch is simple enough: make the computer remember, then let AI do the asking.