The philosophy is simple: your memory should never be held hostage. The full local core — capture, chains, recall, media, reminders — is free forever. Pro is for people who live in it.
Launch pricing — locked in for life for early adopters. Licenses are offline keys: no account, no activation server, no phoning home. Obviously.
LinkLore for Windows 10/11 · 64-bit · installs in under a minute · updates itself quietly.
Companion capture app for Android included. macOS is on the roadmap.
Version 0.3 preview · free during early access
Because you can verify it: LinkLore works with your network cable unplugged. No account exists to identify you, and the vault on your disk is encrypted with keys only your machine holds. Privacy here isn't a promise — it's the absence of a wire.
Nothing. Your memory is yours. Pro features step back politely; every chain, block, and answer you ever captured stays fully accessible in the free core, forever.
No NPU, no Copilot+ badge, no GPU required. LinkLore's models are chosen to run on ordinary hardware, and the heavy thinking happens on your idle cycles — it politely gets out of the way the moment you (or your movies) need the machine.
Recall is a surveillance timeline bolted to an ecosystem. LinkLore is a consent-first memory you build and command — it captures with intent, answers questions, plays your media, reminds you, and creates for you. And it never, ever uploads.