remio

What remio is

A personal knowledge hub that treats your files, meetings, mail and web reading as one collection. It captures material automatically, suggests how to organise it, and answers questions with citations pointing back to where the answer came from.

A bring-your-own-key plan routes requests through your own API account, which changes who processes your content.

What you can do with it

• Capture web pages and sync local files
• Ask questions and get answers with citations
• Summarise long articles and videos
• Organise material with AI-suggested collections
• Find connections between pieces of knowledge
• Use your own API key for processing

Who it is for

• Knowledge workers handling large volumes of material
• Managers, engineers and researchers
• Privacy-conscious users who want local-first tooling
• Anyone building a second brain

What to watch out for

• Verify what local-first means in practice for each feature before trusting it with sensitive material
• With the bring-your-own-key option, your API costs and provider terms apply
• Some features are described as upcoming, so check what is actually available
• A knowledge base only pays off if material keeps going into it