remio is an AI assistant built on a user’s own experience and memory. It is described as an agentic assistant that unifies files, meetings, emails, and web content, and it is presented as a tool for people who need help working with large amounts of scattered information.
Its features center on capturing and reusing information. remio runs in the background and automatically captures webpages, recordings, emails, messages, files, images, and notes into a single knowledge base. It supports generating research reports, slide decks, and data tables from that knowledge base, and it also includes AI Presentation, AI Excel, Deep Research, a YouTube Summarizer, and Podcast Transcription. The product also offers free recording and transcription, browser-based saving of pages for later recall and search, and a mobile experience for jotting notes, recording ideas, and saving pages.
The site lists user cases for product managers, engineers, sales, marketing, HRs, and students. It also says the system is intended to help users work smarter with context, and that it can turn meetings into knowledge that can be asked questions across. A browser extension is available for saving pages, and the download options shown include the App Store and Google Play.
remio currently runs on Windows 10+ (x64) and M-Chip Macs. It is also described as local-first in a comparison table, alongside unlimited local file syncing and free audio transcription.
In the RAG, search & retrieval space, remio takes a focused approach. Remio helps users organize and retrieve knowledge from their own files, meetings, and web pages using private, local AI. remio is a consumer product aimed at knowledge workers. There is a free tier. It ships for the web, embeddable surfaces, Android, and iOS.
Everdent builds and maintains remio, and it first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include AI search, local storage, and data privacy. The interface is available in German, English, and Japanese.
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