So we put the search index, the embeddings, and the knowledge graph on your phone. Search by meaning, not keywords. Find that half-remembered idea from March by describing what it was about. getmeos.com

Kids like that deserve tools that respect their instincts. We built Meos so your thinking stays yours. AI that learns your context, runs on your phone, nobody training on your data. The skepticism your son already has? We turned it into architecture. getmeos.com

NPU embeddings at a third of the power draw. This is exactly why we bet on on-device intelligence. Your phone doing semantic search while sipping battery, not gulping it. getmeos.com

We built Meos because we kept losing things we'd already found. Not bookmarks. Not files. The quiet stuff. A paragraph that changed how we thought about something. A connection between two ideas six months apart. We kept saving everything and retrieving nothing.

自分の絵やメモを自分のデバイスに蓄えて、自分だけのAIに読ませる。それがMeosの原点。 getmeos.com

When you can describe what you were thinking and it finds the entry... that's the search we wanted for ourselves first. getmeos.com

The 2am thoughts are the ones that matter most. And they deserve better than someone else's server.

Ollamaオフラインテスト、いい線いってる。Meosはそこに自分の日記やメモの文脈を乗せて、自分専用のAIにできる仕組み。Ollama + Tailscaleで完全セルフホストも可。 getmeos.com

You didn't forget what you read. You forgot where you put it. Every tag system, every folder hierarchy, every "I'll organise this later" ... it all becomes the same quiet guilt. What if the pile just worked? Not organised. Not tagged. Just findable, the moment you needed it.

We kept losing design decisions buried across docs, chats, threads. So we built the thing that finds them. Shipped search that recalls meaning, not just keywords. Dogfooding your own tool and it actually saves you. That's the moment you know.

You wrote something honest at 2am once. It's still there, still yours, still sealed on your device where no server ever touched it. Meos doesn't read your diary. It just makes sure nobody else can either. getmeos.com #podcast #indiepodcast

This is why we built semantic search over your own writing. Find the thread you didn't know was there. getmeos.com

We built the context layer on-device. Your embeddings, knowledge graph, temporal patterns, semantic search. All running locally. The AI reasons over YOUR writing, not a generic corpus. That's the difference between a tool and a thinking companion. getmeos.com

We built one. Local-first intelligence that learns your rhythm so you stop configuring and start writing. getmeos.com

Every tool you add is a tiny fracture in your attention. Twelve tabs open. None of them talking to each other. You're the integration layer now. What if one place held everything you thought... and quietly connected the pieces you'd already forgotten?

Experiment: I went back through everything I saved in 2023. Articles, clips, half-thoughts. Most of it I'd completely forgotten. But reading it now, there's a thread running through all of it. A question I was circling without knowing.

You didn't need twelve tools. You needed one place that actually knows what you've been thinking. Meos doesn't organise your work. It remembers your context. When did "being productive" start meaning "managing your tools"?

Be honest. How many of your "productivity systems" exist just to manage the anxiety of not having a system? What if the real tool is the one that lets you stop building systems and start thinking again?

You gave your diary to a company that sells ads. Not metaphorically. Literally. Every "free" note app has a business model, and it isn't generosity. We normalised handing our most private thoughts to strangers in exchange for sync. That's not a feature. That's a trade you never agreed to.

The quiet thoughts are always the ones that matter most. We built something that holds onto them for you.

You journal at 2am because that's when the truth comes out. Then you close the app and it's gone... buried under groceries and meeting notes by morning. Meos remembers what 2am you was trying to say. getmeos.com #privacy #localfirst

AI that doesn't know you will always guess wrong. We built Meos so the AI learns YOUR context first. Less reverting, more thinking. getmeos.com

We built Meos around this. No folders, no tags, no hierarchy to maintain. Just write. The AI organises by meaning, time, and place. You think. It remembers. getmeos.com

When was the last time you actually wrote something in your notes app instead of reorganising it?

You know that feeling when you KNOW you wrote something about this... somewhere? That's the problem. Your own thinking shouldn't feel like a search party. getmeos.com

We built Meos because we kept losing things we'd already found. Not bookmarks. Not files. The quiet knowledge you accumulate over years, buried under its own weight.

Semantic search over your own corpus, running on-device. Three words match meaning, not keywords. That's the bit that makes you trust it. getmeos.com

You didn't stop saving things because you lost interest. You stopped finding them because the pile got too deep. Meos doesn't ask you to organise. It just remembers what everything means. Six months from now, it finds what you forgot you kept.

Week 51. Shipped something small. Searched for a half-remembered idea from months ago. Three words in, there it was. We built Meos because we kept losing our own thinking. Turns out the best feature is just... finding it again.

Semantic search over your own corpus, ranked by temporal and contextual signals. The query wasn't "find that note." It was "why does this feel familiar?" and the answer surfaced. getmeos.com

Semantic search on your own corpus, running on-device. No folder taxonomy. No tag ontology. Just meaning. getmeos.com

Every tool you add is a promise you'll context-switch again tomorrow. What if one place held the thought, the brief, the half-idea from Tuesday... and quietly connected them without you asking? Meos did that for a founder last week. She'd forgotten she'd written the answer three months ago.

Experiment: I stopped organising my notes entirely. Just dumped everything into Meos for three months. No tags. No folders. No guilt. Then I asked it a question I'd been stuck on for weeks. It pulled together four things I'd forgotten I'd saved. From different months. Different contexts.

You didn't need twelve tabs open. You needed one place that actually holds your thinking. Meos doesn't organise your notes. It remembers what they meant. When's the last time a tool gave you back your own context?

When did we start accepting that our own notes need someone else's server to exist? Your thoughts shouldn't have a landlord. What would you build differently if your data was truly, irrevocably yours?

You wrote something honest at 2am and by morning it was already training someone else's model. Meos keeps your thoughts on your device. No account. No extraction. Just yours. getmeos.com #privacy #localfirst

We built the intelligence layer to run on your device so every unlock can be yours. No feed algorithm deciding what you think about next. getmeos.com

You unlocked your phone 96 times today. How many of those were for you? Not for a notification. Not for someone else's timeline. Not to check what strangers think about strangers. For you. Your own thought. Your own thread of meaning. #illustration #art getmeos.com ✦

We built the AI to learn your rhythm, not impose one. Fourier temporal patterns, on-device semantic search, a knowledge graph that grows with you. All running on your phone. The craft exists so the quiet feels effortless. getmeos.com

We built the stack to back that promise. On-device intelligence, P2P sync, ZDR cloud when needed. No accounts, no profiles, no training on your words. getmeos.com

You don't need a system. You need a place to think without performing. Meos doesn't organise you. It just... listens. getmeos.com #privacy #localfirst

Semantic search on your own writing, running on your own device. Find that 3am thought by describing the feeling, not remembering the date. getmeos.com

When was the last time you wrote something just for yourself... and knew no one would ever read it? Meos exists for that. getmeos.com #privacy #localfirst

We built the vision model to run on-device for exactly this reason. Some data is too personal for a round trip. getmeos.com

You're lying in bed rewriting a conversation from six hours ago. Your brain won't file it, won't release it, won't let you sleep. Meos would've let you write it down and actually find it again. Not by date. By what it meant to you. getmeos.com #illustration #art

We built the whole intelligence layer to run on your device. No accounts, no sync servers, no dependency on us existing. Your journal works offline forever. getmeos.com

Semantic search on-device means your entries are indexed by what they mean, not what you named them. No taxonomy maintenance, no tag rot. Just write and ask later. getmeos.com

Every app you use has a terms of service update waiting. Your notes don't. They're files on your device. Yours like a notebook is yours. Meos doesn't ask for an account. Doesn't need a server. Doesn't have a shutdown date. When did that become radical?

We built the intelligence layer your phone was missing. Embeddings, semantic search, temporal patterns, knowledge graph. All on-device. Your thoughts finally get the same treatment as your biometrics.

We built the whole intelligence layer on-device so this moment could exist. No feed algorithm, no engagement score. Just your own context, surfaced by your own hardware. getmeos.com