Your digital life, with a memory.
Revo OS quietly captures your screenshots, notes, links, and documents — then lets you ask questions and get grounded answers in plain language. No folders. No filing. Just memory.
You have 3 cameras on your shortlist: the Sony A7 IV, Nikon Z6 III, and Fujifilm X-T5 — all within your $2,800 budget. Based on your decision criteria, the A7 IV fits best: full-frame, 4K60, IBIS, and refurb deals are acceptable.
Sony A7 IV spec sheet
Screenshot · Camera research
Camera decision criteria
Note · Camera research
Nikon Z6 III announcement
Link · Camera research
Used A7 IV market check
Screenshot · Camera research
35
memories in the demo
5
capture methods
100%
your data, local-first
One memory. Every source.
Revo OS captures and connects what you already leave behind — notes, screenshots, links, documents, and browsing — then makes it queryable as one memory.
From anywhere you browse, into one memory.
Five layers, one pipeline — every device feeds the same memory, and AI answers from it.
Capture. Understand. Ask.
From scattered inputs to grounded answers — in three quiet steps.
It connects what you browse to what you keep.
A web search, a note, a screenshot — Revo OS finds the relationship between them and surfaces it as one answer.
While you browse
“Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 review”
Web search · yesterday
“Summit rent trends 2026”
Web … · Wednesday
“JFK → NRT fares”
Web search · Saturday
It connects to what you saved
Camera decision criteria
Note · within budget & shortlist
Lease agreement draft
Document · The Kestrel, unit 4C
Flight deal — $680
Screenshot · flagged, book within 48h
AI found the thread: your Tamron lens research links to your camera decision note — two fragments, one through-line.
Ask anything. Get answers, not links.
Try “What have I been researching lately?” or “What cameras have I been considering?” — this search runs against the prototype's actual memory layer.
Everything lands in place, as it happens.
Timeline, collections, a memory graph, and AI search — four ways to find what you've saved.
Apr 11
Photo — Mango in the park
Golden retriever puppy, 8 months. Took him to Pinecrest Park, first time meeting the new German shepherd pup ('Duke'). Chased a leaf for 10 minutes straight. Printed a copy for the fridge at home. Mango is the good boy, 10/10.
Apr 10
Lease agreement draft — The Kestrel
12-month lease starting June 1. 1BR unit 4C. First + last due at signing. Includes storage cage and one parking spot ($150/mo for second). Pet fee: $500 one-time + $25/mo. Tenant pays electricity; gas/water/trash included. Break clause after 6 months: 2-months notice + 1-month fee.
Apr 9
Streaming — what to watch next
Backlog: 'Severance S2' (Apple TV), 'The Bear S4' (Hulu), 'Dune: Prophecy' (Max), 'Slow Horses S5' (Apple). Rebooked: 'Severance' first, tonight with dinner. Also want the new Studio Ghibli 4K set, on sale for the moss green slipcase at B&N.
You decide what Revo OS sees.
Revo OS is a memory system, not a surveillance tool. You explicitly choose what it can access — browsing, bookmarks, files — and it works only within what you grant.
- Opt in per source — nothing is captured until you allow it.
- Every app asks before accessing anything, and explains why.
- Revoke any source at any time; capture stops immediately.
- Processing is local-first — only what you choose ever leaves your device.
Access permissions
Revo OS · Browser Extension
Browsing activity
Pages and searches you open
Web searches
What you look for and click
Screenshots
Captures you take
Emails
Off until you turn it on
Every access is explicit, per-source, and revocable at any time.
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Remember everything.
Find anything.
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