Own your memory.
Keep your files on your device. Export your library. Choose what your AI can access.
Your memory buddy
Bring what you know to the AI you use.
Your documents, spreadsheets, and transcripts. In a memory you own. Ready for your AI.
A local home for your knowledge. Early preview for Mac and Windows.
A little context goes a long way
Save to Duncan. Ask your AI. Get answers with context.
Your knowledge
Your AI tools
Concept preview · *ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot connections are proposed.
Excel and CSV: import, edit, and analyze. PowerPoint imports are planned.
Available now with Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex through local MCP connections.
Yours to keep. Yours to use.
Keep your files on your device. Export your library. Choose what your AI can access.
Switch AI tools without starting over. Connect them to the same Duncan library.
Let your AI find and use the knowledge in your documents.
A home for what you know
Documents, notes, spreadsheets, and ideas in one searchable library.

From files to useful context
Find the passage and open the original. Check a recorded amount against its saved receipt. Keyword search on Mac and Windows; meaning search on Mac.

A name you can just ask for
Ask your connected AI to check Duncan. It brings relevant passages into your conversation.
Ask Duncan what we learned from the customer interviews.
Duncan stores your library locally. Optional cloud sync can upload the library, including original files and recordings, when you enable it. A connected AI tool can retrieve content you allow and may send it to its AI provider. Optional image analysis and transcription also use your configured provider. The local library is not encrypted by Duncan. See the privacy details.
Duncan works with compatible tools that support local MCP connections, including Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex. It doesn’t connect directly to every AI website. Hosted tools such as ChatGPT in a browser need a remote connection that this preview does not provide.
You can export and import your Duncan library and keep your original files. Your context is independent of any single AI conversation or provider. Optional cloud sync is available after sign-in.
Start with PDFs, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, CSV, text, Markdown, and web pages. Edit spreadsheet cells and save a copy, or ask a connected AI to analyze registered tables. Duncan also supports images and recordings; image analysis and transcription require additional provider setup. Search coverage depends on the file format and processing status.
Yes. The Windows preview supports document imports, keyword search, and local MCP connections. Meaning search and native meeting recording are currently Mac-only. Requires Windows 10 or 11 on an Intel or AMD 64-bit PC; the installer may download Microsoft WebView2.
Duncan is an early preview. Start with copies of non-sensitive documents and keep backups. The Mac preview is Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized. The Windows preview is unsigned and may show a SmartScreen warning.
Free to use. Your knowledge stays yours.