Your data, your archive. dArkiv silently captures everything you see and do on your Mac — then lets you search, chat with, and journal your entire digital history. No cloud. No subscription. No compromise.
Powerful AI features that run entirely on your machine. No subscriptions. No data harvesting. No compromises.
Continuously captures and OCRs your screen at adaptive intervals — only recording when things actually change. Every word you see becomes searchable.
Find anything you've ever seen on screen using natural language. Vector embeddings and full-text search work together so nothing slips through the cracks.
Ask questions about your screen history in plain English. Get context-aware answers powered by Ollama, Claude, or OpenAI — your choice.
AI-generated summaries of your day — apps used, topics explored, and where you left off. Your work diary writes itself.
Automatically detects Zoom, Teams, FaceTime, Slack, and Discord calls. Optionally records audio and generates summaries with action items — all locally.
Every snippet you copy is automatically indexed and searchable. Your clipboard becomes an ever-growing knowledge base.
Set it up once, then forget about it. dArkiv works silently in the background.
Install dArkiv, grant screen capture permission, and you're done. It lives in your menu bar and stays out of your way.
dArkiv captures your screen at smart intervals, extracts text via OCR, and builds a searchable archive with vector embeddings — all stored locally in SQLite.
Hit ⌘⇧O to open dArkiv and ask anything in natural language. It searches your history, gives AI-powered answers, and even writes your daily journal.
Other tools capture your screen and ship it to AWS. dArkiv does the opposite. Everything — screen captures, OCR text, vector embeddings, chat history — lives in a local SQLite database on your machine. No accounts. No telemetry. No cloud sync. Your digital memory belongs to you.
We couldn't send your data to the servers if we wanted to. We have no servers.
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