Frequently asked questions

Recall is an offline-first PWA meaning that all your data is stored locally on your device using a browser feature named IndexedDB. Your data is also backed up to our server so that it can be synced between your devices. It is backed up using a popular service called Firebase Realtime DB.

Currently Recall is free to use while we build out its core features. In the future we plan to monetize Recall with a freemium model that will most likely be based on a storage limit i.e. after you have added a certain number of notes you will need to pay for it.
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That being said, we will never revoke access to your existing notes if you choose not to upgrade or if you decide to downgrade your plan at anytime. Any data you generate with Recall is yours for life.

It is understandable that there is some hesitation to invest your time into adding your information to a new application and the obvious fear that it may just disappear one day. I want to reassure you that we are fully committed to Recall for the long term. But in the unlikely and unfortunate case that Recall doesn’t work out we will ensure that there is more than enough time for users to export their data so that it can be moved to another application. We would also open-source the project to allow users to host Recall themselves.

Yes, we are currently working on an Android application and an iOS one will follow. See here, for more information on upcoming features and our roadmap.

If you’re anything like us, then everyday you learn about interesting new things from blog posts and news articles you read, podcasts you listen to and videos you watch. 

Unfortunately most of what you learn from this content is forgotten within a couple of months. A practical solution to this is to summarize what you learn and write it down somewhere. However the problem with this approach is: 

1. It is time consuming and you often just don’t feel like taking down your own notes.
2. And overtime you write down so much that it becomes difficult to find what you need when you need it.

Recall solves these problems by automatically summarizing content and categorizing it in a consistent way. Connections are also drawn between the content you add, helping resurface existing content when it is related to something new.