MemoMate: I Built My Friend a second brain that remember his things
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built I built MemoMate, a local-first AI memory assistant that helps you remember the small things you normally forget. The idea came from a simple problem: my friend often has tasks, ideas and information scattered throughout the day but doesn't always want to maintain a complicated notes system. With…
MemoMate is a local-first AI memory assistant created by the author for a friend. The assistant helps remember tasks, ideas, people and personal context that tend to be scattered throughout the day. By simply speaking, a user can input multiple pieces of information at once, which MemoMate extracts and stores as structured memories.
Later, the user can ask questions about those memories and MemoMate retrieves the relevant information. The assistant uses Python FastAPI, SQLite, React, Sentence Transformers, and Ollama's Gemma 3:1B model for local AI processing, ensuring privacy and no reliance on cloud AI APIs.
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