Goldfish: the app that finally gives your AI a memory
AI has been forgetting you since day one. Goldfish fixes it. A local memory layer that watches your work and feeds your AI full context with one keypress. Free, for now.
AI has had one fatal flaw since day one. Every time you open Claude, ChatGPT, anything, you have to explain yourself all over again. Goldfish just fixed that, and right now it's free.
What it does
Goldfish runs quietly in the background on your Mac and remembers everything you work on across every app. Press the Option key in any text field and your AI already knows what you're doing. No pasting docs, no catching it up. It just knows.
Say you're writing an email and you need context from a doc you had open three days ago, a meeting from last week, a thread you forgot about. Goldfish already has it, so your AI picks up exactly where you left off.
Why it's different
It's fully local. Nothing goes to the cloud, no data centers, all the data stays yours in a database on your own machine. It's private, it's fast, and it works inside every app you already use. It feels less like another chatbot and more like a memory layer sitting underneath your work.
Use it for:
- Drafting replies and rewrites that already have your full context.
- Pulling details from old docs, meetings, and threads without digging.
- Giving any AI tool a persistent memory of how you actually work.