Dump
Speak without structure — or switch to Dump for text, links, tabs, PDFs, and photos. Ten seconds of rambling is enough.
Open source · local-first
Speak, paste, drop, or link — Jarvis captures however the thought arrives, links ideas together, and answers from your own words, not the internet.
The whole loop
Jarvis is built around two moments: the burst when a thought arrives, and the pause when you need it back.
Speak without structure — or switch to Dump for text, links, tabs, PDFs, and photos. Ten seconds of rambling is enough.
Days later, ask in plain language. Jarvis searches everything you've dumped, weaves an answer, and points to the original notes — so you can trust what you remember.
Voice bursts from the menu bar. Everything else from the Dump tab — same vault, same graph, same ask-it-back loop.
Menu bar bursts and the mic dock. Ramble out loud — transcribed on-device with whisper.cpp.
Type or paste a thought, quote, or half-formed idea. No structure required.
Drop an article, video, or any URL. Jarvis saves it and pulls it into your graph.
Paste a browser tab — title and URL captured in one step.
Drop a document into the vault. Stored locally in your blobs folder.
Pictures and camera shots — images saved alongside your notes.
Paste a screen capture from the clipboard. Visual context, searchable later.
Capture any way. Connect automatically. Ask when you need it back.
Voice, text, links, tabs, PDFs, photos, screenshots — one vault, all searchable later.
Notes become a living graph. Follow a thread instead of searching folders.
Plain-language answers with citations — multi-turn, from your own words.
On-device transcription. Local vault. No account, no cloud training.
Desktop app, phone over Wi‑Fi, or browser when paired — one vault, every view.
Click the Jarvis icon. Speak a burst or switch to Dump for text, links, and files.
Fully open source
Jarvis is free to use, free to modify, and free to self-host. Capture works without any API key. Optional LLM features use your own keys if you choose.
Free · open source · macOS · no sign-up
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