Memoir is a browser extension that gives a browser memory: it captures pages you visit, summarizes them with AI, and lets you search your browsing history with natural language. It is presented as a tool for finding pages from earlier visits quickly, including material remembered only by topic or time frame.
The extension captures the URL, page title, and visible text content of visited pages. It offers AI-powered summaries, natural language search, AI chat over browsing history with sources, saved highlights for text snippets, and a daily email digest of key pages visited. Memoir also excludes banking, email, auth, and password sites by default, and the settings allow additional site exclusions. The FAQ states that it can be used to delete individual pages or an entire account, and that captured data can be exported in standard formats.
Memoir is available on Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, and it also works on Chromium-based browsers including Brave, Vivaldi, and Opera. Installation is available through the Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, and Edge Add-ons. The extension is described as running quietly in the background after a page has fully loaded.
Pricing includes a 14-day free trial with full access, 50 captures per day, full-text search, AI summaries, and a timeline view. The Pro plan costs $5 per month, or ₹199 per month in India, and includes unlimited captures, full history access, priority AI processing, export of all data, and priority support. A Teams plan for up to five members is listed as coming soon, with team sharing, an admin dashboard, API access, and dedicated support. Memoir is built by SWAA Life, a registered software company.
In the Read-it-later & curation space, Memoir takes a focused approach. It focuses on remembering and finding previously visited web pages without manual bookmarking or note-taking. It is built as a consumer product for knowledge workers. A free plan is available; paid tiers begin at $8. It ships for the web and embeddable surfaces.
Memoir first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include AI summaries, natural language search, and browsing history capture.
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