CueWoven: Search Your History

Find watched videos, articles and searches from a vague memory. Optional website capture; local text, audio and scene search.

Remember a video or article but not its name? Describe what you remember and CueWoven finds it. CueWoven saves the YouTube videos you watch, and pages on sites you choose, into a private library on your computer. Later, search it the way you remember things: • Something that was said: "the part where they explained compound interest" • Something you saw: "a red car on a mountain road" • Text that was on screen, a channel or site name, or when you saw it: "3 days ago", "last week", "in September" When saved evidence supports a location, results open at a matching video moment or article passage. Otherwise, they open the video or page. Related passages are identified as suggestions. Video snapshots and article images require opt-in and can use substantial memory. Lite mode starts enabled on devices reporting 8 GB of RAM or less and pauses new speech, image and on-screen-text capture. Captions and page text remain available. Private by design • Everything is saved and searched on your computer with local AI models. There is no account, no server and no tracking. • YouTube is the only site saved at first. Other sites are saved only after you allow them. • Incognito capture is excluded. Filters skip known private services and sensitive routes and redact some email, phone, card-number, API-key, token and private-key patterns. They cannot recognize every sensitive page or text pattern, and captured images are not redacted. • Pause saving, exclude a site, forget recent items or clear everything at any time. Choose how long items are kept. Open search with Ctrl+Shift+F (⌘+Shift+K on Mac) or the toolbar icon. Model files download from Hugging Face when a feature first needs them, then are cached. Search over saved evidence works offline once the required models are cached. Opening the original page or video requires its normal network access.