App LUCI remembers

Search the YouTube Videos You Actually Watched

Watch history gives you thumbnails. LUCI gives you the sentence at 14:32 and the command that was on screen while it was said.

You watched a talk, a tutorial, a conference recording. Two weeks later you need one specific thing from it: a flag, a claim, a diagram. Watch history hands you a wall of thumbnails and wishes you luck.

LUCI keeps the audio and the frame together, so a video becomes searchable the same way a document is. Ask for the part where they explained the caching strategy and you get the moment, with the code that was on screen at the time.

It covers whatever else you play too — conference streams, recorded webinars, a course behind a paywall. Nothing depends on the platform having a transcript.

Easy as one, two, three

How it works

LUCI recording, showing memories being stored

1. Turn on Screen Memory

Install LUCI and press record. It keeps running quietly in the background, and free covers Mac and Windows.

A grid of app icons LUCI remembers

2. It covers every app you work

Your whole day on the computer — meetings, email, code, everything in between — read and understood on your own device.

A coding agent distilling the day out of LUCI

3. Ask in plain language

Install the official skills so your agent can answer your questions base on Luci's memory.

Frequently asked questions

No. Nothing is downloaded and no file is saved from the platform. LUCI remembers what played on your screen, the same way it remembers any other window.

Start remembering YouTube today

Download LUCI, turn on Screen Memory, keep working as you do.
Free on Mac and Windows.

New to LUCI? Read the quick start