ScreenMind searches and chats with your screen history on-device
ScreenMind is a privacy-focused alternative to . It keeps analyzing , but processes them on your own computer so the data does not leave your machine. It uses Gemma 4 to handle images, audio, and reasoning together, so you can search past or ask questions about what appeared on your screen.
It can find things like a Discord message from Alex, an email from Microsoft, or any screenshot that contained certain text. It also shows a timeline of what you spent time on during the day. can be built on top of the screen history, such as sending a daily report to Slack, either with plain English instructions or with Python for deeper control.
A hotkey can save voice memos together with a screenshot, and meetings can be detected, transcribed, and summarized automatically. The hard part is keeping it running as a , because a local model that continuously studies can use a lot of computer resources.
Key points
- ScreenMind aims to be a privacy-focused alternative to .
- are analyzed on the user’s own computer instead of being sent away.
- You can search or ask questions about past messages, emails, , and work history.
- can be written in plain English or Python, including Slack daily reports.
- Running a local model all day may use significant computer resources.