You don't remember filenames. You remember what's inside.
Kensaku searches your entire machine the way your brain actually works: pulls text from PDFs, Word docs, screenshots, even vague searches like "that PDF on database indexing" or "screenshots from last week."
100k filenames indexed in ~1ms. Uses 12MB RAM. Fully local—nothing leaves your device. Your AI agents can query it too.
Free. Open source.
This is how search should've worked from day one.
Kensaku searches your entire machine the way your brain actually works: pulls text from PDFs, Word docs, screenshots, even vague searches like "that PDF on database indexing" or "screenshots from last week."
100k filenames indexed in ~1ms. Uses 12MB RAM. Fully local—nothing leaves your device. Your AI agents can query it too.
Free. Open source.
This is how search should've worked from day one.