An open-source hybrid search engine that blends a personal knowledge base with live web results into one answer.
MemFree is an open-source search tool that combines a user's own uploaded documents or notes with live web results, then summarizes both into one answer instead of a plain list of links. A companion AI Page Generator can turn a text description or an image into working frontend code using common web stacks, alongside the search side of the product. It supports multiple underlying AI models for the summarization step. The code is published on GitHub for anyone who wants to self-host it; the hosted version runs a free plan capped at 10 basic searches a day, a Pro plan at $10 a month for unlimited basic searches, and a Premium plan at $30 a month with broader model access.
Free plan caps at 10 basic searches a day; Pro at 10/month removes that cap, Premium at 30/month adds broader model access.
Use tool ↗MemFree's pitch is genuinely two products in one — search across a personal knowledge base plus the open web, and a separate tool that turns a prompt or image into frontend code. Being open source means self-hosting is possible for anyone wary of the hosted plans, but the project's operating company, if any, is not identified anywhere findable.
Watch out: The free hosted plan's daily search cap is separate from a self-hosted instance's limits, since self-hosting removes the cap but requires running the infrastructure yourself.
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