🧠 What is this?
Imagine you could hand Claude a filing cabinet of your documents and say "remember all of this." Later you just ask questions, and Claude answers from what it remembers — telling you which document each fact came from.
That's Memorised them All. It's a small add-on (an MCP server) for Claude Desktop and Claude Code that:
- Reads your files — PDFs, Word/Excel/PowerPoint (including old
.doc/.ppt/.xls), web pages, CSVs, EPUBs, even zip/rar archives (unpacked safely) — and converts them to clean text on your computer.
- Builds a memory — a searchable map of the people, topics, and facts inside them (a "knowledge graph"), plus a tidy synopsis and per-document notes.
- Lets you ask — Claude recalls just the relevant, cited snippets when you ask, instead of you pasting whole files into the chat.
The one-line idea: Claude tokens cost money; your computer's effort is free. So all the heavy lifting happens locally, and Claude only ever receives a tiny answer. Memorising a 500-page folder costs roughly zero chat tokens.
💬 See it in action
Once it's installed, you just talk to Claude normally:
You: Memorise everything in ~/Documents/contracts.
Claude: ✅ Digested 38 files → 421 facts across 7 themes. (took ~30s, all local)
You: Which contracts mention an auto-renewal clause, and when do they renew?
Claude: Three do — the Globex MSA (renews 1 Jan, 60-day notice), … [cites each source]
You: What changed between the 2023 and 2024 progress reports?
Claude: Three headline shifts — … [cites each source document]
Nothing left your machine. Claude never saw the 38 files — only the small, cited answers. Behind the scenes, recall uses a fast on-device keyword search (BM25) to pick the few most relevant snippets, and declines when your question isn't actually covered.
🌟 Why it's different
