Memoriq – Your Private AI Memory

Memoriq is a privacy-focused, end-to-end encrypted AI memory vault that lets users save and search important conversations from major AI platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok in one secure place. It offers a free hosted option with 100 MB storage or self-hosting for unlimited storage, with all data encrypted client-side before uploading to ensure zero-knowledge privacy. The open-source project includes a Chrome extension for easy chat capture, organization by projects and tags, and supports full data export and deletion under user control.

https://memoriq.me/

Second Brain – Your AI Shouldn’t Start From Zero

Second Brain is a self-hosted, persistent memory layer for AI tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor that maintains shared context across sessions by storing, synthesizing, and recalling user data on Cloudflare’s free-tier infrastructure. Unlike built-in AI memories that reset or lack transparency, Second Brain offers searchable, exportable, and conflict-resolving storage accessible through any Model Context Protocol (MCP) compatible client, enabling consistent, cross-tool continuity without repeated explanations. Its extensible ecosystem includes CLI tools, Obsidian integration, and iOS shortcuts, providing practical workflow enhancements for developers and knowledge workers.

https://www.thesecondbrain.dev/

Chat With YouTube Videos

Raindrop.io's Stella now reads full transcripts of saved YouTube videos, allowing users to ask for summaries, key points, translations, or specific details without watching the video. This update expands Stella's capability to handle all saved content formats—articles, PDFs, web pages, and videos—enabling quick, versatile interaction with library content. The feature runs on Raindrop.io’s servers with privacy safeguards and is currently in beta for Pro members.

https://blog.raindrop.io/stella-youtube/

You Can Finally Power on a Mac Remotely

With macOS 26.5, Apple has introduced the ability to power on certain newer Macs remotely by configuring them to always boot when power is applied, a feature previously unavailable despite decades of Wake on LAN support for waking from sleep. This functionality is currently supported on Mac mini (2024+), Mac Studio (2025+), and iMac (2024+), enabling better remote management in labs or portable setups, though it requires smart power control and has some caveats like needing an initial SSH login to unlock FileVault after boot. Notably, a bug prevents remote boot after shutting down from the login window without logging in first.

https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2026/power-on-your-mac-remotely/

GitHub – Mysk-Research/loupe: a Privacy-Focused iOS App That Raises Awareness About What Native Apps Can See

Loupe is a privacy-focused iOS and iPadOS app that reveals the types of device information accessible to native apps through public iOS APIs, demonstrating how this data collectively creates a device fingerprint for tracking. It categorizes data access into passive (no prompt), permission-based, and advanced side-channel signals, showing users exactly what their device exposes without sending any data off-device. The app is open source, built mainly using AI coding tools, and aims to raise awareness about app tracking practices on Apple devices.

https://github.com/mysk-research/loupe

Enjoy the World Cup With SoundSource and VuvuGone

As the 23rd World Cup begins, Rogue Amoeba offers a free audio plugin called VuvuGone, designed to reduce the annoying droning noise of vuvuzelas during matches. Using their SoundSource app, Mac users can apply this effect to improve their viewing experience, and the company is also providing a $10 discount on SoundSource purchases with the code WORLDCUP2026 through July 19.

https://weblog.rogueamoeba.com/2026/06/11/enjoy-the-world-cup-with-soundsource-and-vuvugone/

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