remio is a local-first AI second brain for knowledge work. It continuously gathers the context scattered across your files, meetings, emails, and web browsing, keeps it organized on your own device, and then puts an AI agent to work on top of it — researching, analyzing, and producing finished documents, spreadsheets, and presentations rather than leaving you with a pile of saved material.
remio acts as a digital memory: it automatically captures web pages as you browse and indexes local files across 30+ formats, then suggests AI Collections to organize everything without manual filing. Its Ask remio feature answers questions conversationally across your whole knowledge base with precise source citations, so every answer is grounded in your own material and traceable back to the original. Beyond retrieval, remio is an agent workspace: 40+ connectors pull in Google Drive, Gmail, Microsoft 365, Slack, and GitHub, meeting recording and transcription (no bot required) keeps conversations searchable, and built-in editors produce native Word, Excel, and PowerPoint deliverables. Crucially, the design is local-first — core data, search, indexing, and transcription stay on your device — and you choose the AI: cloud models, a local model, or your own API key.
remio offers a free tier for getting started, with paid plans — including a BYOK plan that routes AI requests through your own API keys from providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google — for heavier use. It is listed here as Freemium.
remio is for knowledge workers — managers, consultants, researchers, engineers, and students — who handle large volumes of information and want a second brain that actually does work with it. If you like the control of local-first storage but want modern AI search, summaries, and deliverable creation on top, remio is aimed squarely at you.