For Bee AI Wearable Owners
Your transcripts,
organized.
Finally a home for everything Bee captured.
Bee records your day — but browsing 3,000+ conversations is rough. MemoryHive gives you instant search, fact clustering, and a one-click Obsidian vault export. Zero cloud. Your data stays on your machine.
Source is shared under BUSL-1.1 — view, fork, self-host for personal use. No commercial redistribution. Converts to MIT in 3 years. Learn more ↓
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100% Local & Private
Your transcript data never leaves your machine. SQLite database, offline processing, zero telemetry. No accounts, no servers.
Instant Full-Text Search
Sub-millisecond search across 3,000+ conversations. Filter by date range, person, tag, and location simultaneously.
Obsidian Vault Export
1-click export builds a structured vault: daily notes, weekly summaries, people pages, tags, and wikilinks — ready to open.
Smart Fact Management
Review, bulk-edit, and cluster every fact your Bee extracted. Adjustable similarity threshold, keyboard-first workflow.
Choose your edition
Desktop App
- Zero-setup double-click install (macOS & Windows)
- Background server launcher — no terminal needed
- Auto-updates included
- All features: search, export, facts, journals, todos
- Direct Bee account sync built in
- Supports ongoing development
Web App
- Full web UI: Node.js + React + SQLite
- Docker Compose for easy self-hosting
- All core features included
- Requires Git, Node.js 20+, terminal
- Community support via GitHub
Built in the open.
Protected to stay that way.
MemoryHive's source code is available on GitHub for developers to read, learn from, and self-host. The codebase is under the Business Source License 1.1 — the same model used by Sentry, HashiCorp, and MariaDB.
This keeps the code open for inspection and personal use while protecting against someone forking it and selling a competing product. The license converts to MIT after 3 years.
Request GitHub Access →What BUSL-1.1 means for you
Your memory
deserves better tools.
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