Same features for everyone.
You pick the seats.
There are no feature locks and no gated tiers — every plan is the full product. The only question is how many people share the memory. Start with 14 days of everything, free, no credit card.
One product.
Priced by seats.
No tiers, no feature locks, no “upgrade to unlock.” Everyone gets every feature — the CLI, the dashboard, Power Mode, the web-AI bridge, MCP, unlimited repos. You only choose how many people share the memory. Buy a single seat and run solo, or add seats and the team tools appear. Try all of it free for 14 days — no card.
1 seat = run solo. Add a 2nd to unlock team tools (members, keys, billing).
Start 14-day trial→No card. Every feature. Cancel anytime.
- The CLI, the dashboard, MCP & git hooks
- Power Mode & the web-AI bridge
- Token-free recall — reads cost zero model tokens
- Works offline between hourly seat checks (a short grace if a check can't reach us)
- Unlimited repositories, unlimited stamps
- Self-hosted — your code & memory never leave your machine
- Team tools at 2+ seats: members, license keys, shared billing
- Every new release becomes open source (Apache 2.0) after 3 years
The same product whether you're one developer or a hundred — the only thing that scales is the number of people sharing the memory.
I firmly believe that education — and exploring and debating problems together — is the best way to lead humanity into a fantastic future.
So schools and universities use recall for teaching and academic research at no charge — no fees, ever. We'd love to hear what you're building. The one honest line: if the research becomes a product or spin-off that earns money, it needs a regular plan from that point on.
14-day trial, full features, no credit card. Self-hosted either way — your code and your memory never leave your machine; the account only carries your license. Licensed under the Business Source License 1.1 — every released version becomes open source (Apache 2.0) three years after its release, so your stack can never end up in a proprietary dead end.
The honest
answers.
recall is a memory, not a magic box. Here's exactly what it does, where your code goes, and where the limits are.
A smart AI greps a name it invented.
Smart, self-aware code knows it.
recall fixes the guess to your repo's real vocabulary before the search — because it's the only thing that recorded what you actually call things.