Summary

Your own recall, queryable.

Pairing audio with screen OCR is what makes it more than a transcript search: what was said in a meeting and what was on screen during it are two halves of the same memory, and both are addressable by the same time window.

What it is

A reader for the Rewind.ai SQLite database on your Mac. Rewind captures audio transcripts and screen OCR continuously; this exposes both to an assistant, so a question about a meeting last Tuesday or what was on screen during it becomes a query rather than a scroll through a timeline.

What you get

Transcripts — `get_transcripts_relative` for a period such as 1hour or 1week, `get_transcripts_absolute` for a specific window such as a 3 PM meeting, and `get_transcript_by_id` to pull one session's full text after the first call showed a preview
`search_transcripts` — keyword and phrase matches with context snippets across sessions, for finding where a topic came up rather than summarising a known meeting
Screen OCR — `get_screen_ocr_relative` and `get_screen_ocr_absolute` for everything visible in a period, organised by application and timestamp, and `search_screen_ocr` for keywords that appeared on screen
Application discovery — `get_ocr_applications_relative` and `get_ocr_applications_absolute` show which applications were active and how busy, so you can filter OCR content before pulling it
`get_activity_stats` — audio recordings, screen captures and application usage over a period
Voice filtering on the CLI side: `--speech-source` separates your own voice from other speakers, with text, JSON and audio export

Requirements

A Mac running Rewind.ai, since it reads that application's own database. Python 3.6+, then `pip install .` from a clone. Connection details go in a `.env` — `DB_PATH` pointing at the Rewind database and `DB_PASSWORD` — kept in your project directory or at `~/.rewinddb.env`, with `--env-file` for anywhere else. The MCP server is `mcp_stdio.py`, which takes the same `--env-file` argument. Everything it can reach is your own recorded activity, so treat the database path and password like any other credential.