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LUCI

Free, local memory for your AI agents: screen history and meeting transcripts that Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can recall.
★★★★☆ 4.3 Human verified
Last updated: October 2026 · Free forever

What is LUCI?

LUCI, from Memories.ai, is a free desktop app for Mac and Windows that gives your AI agents a memory of your working day. It records screen history and meeting transcripts locally, so tools like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor can find the page you forgot to bookmark or recall what was decided on a call through official LUCI skills, without wiring up a separate connector for every app. It doubles as a bot-free meeting notetaker for Zoom, Google Meet and Teams, with on-device transcription and daily summaries (using Microsoft Foundry Local), plus chat, voice-triggered tasks and Telegram and WhatsApp integration.

Pricing is the headline: LUCI says it is 100% free — no trial, no paid tier and no caps — because the work runs on your own hardware, and recordings stay on your device with local encryption. That positions it squarely against Granola and Otter, and as an option for former Rewind users. The trade-off is that continuous screen capture is sensitive: check your employer’s policy, pause capture around passwords and personal data, and remember that context you hand to a cloud agent leaves your machine.

Our editor score is 4.3/5 in Productivity. Pick LUCI if you live in coding agents and meetings and want private, searchable memory at no cost; pick Otter or Fathom if you mainly need shareable cloud meeting notes for a team.

Best for:
  • Developers who want Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to remember context
  • Bot-free meeting notes for Zoom, Google Meet and Teams
  • Privacy-minded users who want screen memory kept on-device
Not ideal for:
  • Teams that need shared, cloud-hosted meeting notes
  • Work devices where screen recording is not allowed

Pricing Plans

PlanPriceWhat's Included

Pros & Cons

✓ Pros

  • ✓ 100% free with no paid tier or usage caps
  • ✓ Recordings and transcripts stay on your device
  • ✓ Official skills give coding agents your working context

✕ Cons

  • ✕ Always-on screen capture is a real privacy and compliance consideration
  • ✕ Uses local disk and compute — heavier on older laptops
  • ✕ New product; how a free-forever app sustains itself is unclear

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of Use
4.2
Value for Money
4.9
Features
4.3
Support
3.8
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