Make a Memory — MindSpace

Keep what matters from the web: highlights, images, links and videos, voice memos, documents and chats, in your private MindSpace.

Make a Memory lets you capture the things you want to remember and keeps them in your private MindSpace memory. Everything is consent-first — nothing is ever remembered unless you say so. Made by Distilligent, the people behind MindSpace: a private home for your thoughts, where the AI you use can remember what matters to you, because you chose to keep it. Your memory is yours: never sold, never used for ads, never used to train AI for anyone but you. mindspc.ai What you can capture: • Conversations — Keep the chats you have on the web, to remember and think with. The extension notices a conversation and asks before keeping anything. • "What do I remember here?" — Select text on any page and ask what you've already kept about it. Nothing is looked up until you click. • Highlighted text — Select any paragraph on any page, click the "Make it a Memory" pill, and keep it with a deep-link back to the source. • Images — Right-click any image and choose "Make it a Memory (image)" to keep it with its source URL. • Screenshots — Right-click, drag-select a region, and keep a cropped screenshot of exactly what you chose. • Links and videos — Keep a link to a page or a video with its title and, where the site shows them, its captions, so you can talk about it later. The video itself is never copied. Choose why it matters to you with a single chip. • Workflows (Teach Mode) — Record a step-by-step procedure on any site. The recorder captures what you do semantically (clicks, navigations, selections) while preserving your privacy — no keystrokes, no passwords, no typed values. It stays on your computer. Your privacy comes first: • You see exactly what will be kept before it's kept. • You choose per category (chats, highlights, videos, etc.) whether to keep, be asked, or turn off. • You can release any single item, any time — held for 10 days in case you change your mind, then permanently deleted. • Nothing is kept without your yes — a click each time, or a standing yes you gave for one kind of thing ("keep these, don't ask") that you can take back in Settings. • Signed out, the extension sends nothing at all. Also includes: • Pinned sites — right-click "Pin this site to Pulse" on a site you rely on (bank, clinic, school); Pulse then notices your visits to that site. Only the site's name and the time are sent, and only for sites you pinned. • Voice memos — record yourself or a conversation; the words are written out as you talk, and you choose whether to save them. The recording itself stays on your computer. • Documents — keep a PDF, Word or text file: it's read on your computer, you see the words, and only the words are saved. The file itself stays with you. • For your own private use — please respect other people's work (see our Terms). • It never keeps anything from adult websites. • Stigmergize — right-click a page to keep a short marker of it (its title, link, main heading and description) for later. • Theme toggle — auto, light, or dark, across every surface.