
A Personal Context Library for Mac
Resurf is a personal context app for things you like, care about, and work on. Save notes, links, images, PDFs, and ideas. Find them later or hand that context to AI through MCP and CLI. Native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with local storage and private iCloud sync.
Resurf is a personal context library for Mac that allows users to save and organize notes, links, images, PDFs, and ideas. It features local storage and private iCloud sync, enabling easy retrieval and AI integration through MCP and CLI.
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Overall, commenters express strong enthusiasm for Resurf, highlighting its privacy and AI features while requesting additional functionalities.
Hey guys, Deep here. I’m a design engineer and maker of Resurf. I save a lot of things while working. Inspiration, articles, screenshots, random ideas. They ended up scattered across apps, and I rarely came back to them. So I built Resurf for myself. It’s a personal context app for things you like, care about, and work on. Capture quickly: notes, links, PDFs, images, videos, and voice memos. Organize later: spaces, tags, and stacks. Search when you need something. Use that context with AI: ask your library inside Resurf, or hand it off to your AI tools through MCP and CLI. I’ve shared earlier versions on Reddit, and the feedback helped shape the app. It’s now fully native on Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Your library lives locally, with optional private iCloud sync. Free to try on Mac. Free on iPhone and iPad. One-time purchase for unlimited Mac use. Still polishing the small details. Would love to hear your thoughts and what you’d use it for 🙂
Beautiful! Deserves a lot!
I use this app every single day, and couldn't go back. It permanently lives in my menu bar, and I store every single bit of inspiration I find! Whenever I'm designing anything, the first place I start is my Resurf library. Thanks for making this! 🙌🏻
Wow! Looks cool! I often loose some files :)