Lifewiki

Tell it once. Every AI knows you.

Lifewiki keeps your details, family, friends and work in plain notes on your Mac. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and your other AI apps can use them, but only what you allow.

Coming soon for Mac How it works
    Try it: the AI asks for your address, and you decide.

    Your notes are plain files

    Everything lives in a folder on your Mac, as ordinary text notes. Open them with TextEdit or Obsidian, and keep them for as long as you like. Each detail gets a level that decides who sees it.

    Public
    Any AI app you connected
    Private
    Connected apps, automatically
    Secret
    Only after you click Allow, every time
    Sealed
    Never leaves your Mac
    personal/me.md
    ---
title: About me
fields:
  full_name: Jane Doe Public
  email: jane@example.com Private
  phone: (555) 010-0199 Private
  address: 1 Example St Secret
---

# About me

Product designer in Seattle.
Two kids, one dog, allergic to cats.

    Works with the AI apps you already use

    Connect an app with one click. Each one gets its own permissions, so a coding tool can see your work notes and nothing about your family.

    It stays on your Mac

    No account, no cloud

    Lifewiki has no servers and never goes online. Your AI apps talk to it directly on your Mac.

    You see every request

    Each time an app reads something, Lifewiki writes down which note and which detail. It never records the values.

    Every change can be undone

    When an AI wants to save something, you see exactly what changes before you click Save. Older versions are kept.

    Get started in three steps

    1. Install Lifewiki

      It lives in your menu bar and creates a folder of starter notes.

    2. Pick your AI apps

      Lifewiki finds the ones on your Mac. Tick the ones you want to connect.

    3. Tell it about you

      Fill in About Me and Family, then ask Claude to plan a weekend trip that works for your family.

    Your life, in one private place

    Coming soon for Mac