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Resurf

A fully local personal context library for Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

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Description

A fully local personal context library for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Save notes, links, images, and documents. Hand off context to AI through MCP or the CLI on Mac.

About Resurf

What is Resurf?

Resurf is a personal context library for notes, links, images, and documents. It is fully local and private by default. Native apps are Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with a Chrome extension.

What Resurf does

Save notes, links, PDFs, images, audio, video, and code into one library. Search by words or meaning. Spaces keep references together around a project, topic, or idea. An inbox can keep a capture for later. Highlights and notes sit beside a source. AI summaries and Ask Your Library are opt-in and use your own AI key, or hand context to agents through MCP or the CLI on Mac. Data stays on the Mac, works offline, and can use optional iCloud sync. No Resurf account is required.

Who Resurf is for

Resurf is for someone who wants a local library of notes and files on a Mac, iPhone, or iPad. The Mac build is macOS 14.3 or later, for Apple Silicon and Intel. iPhone and iPad are described as free.

How Resurf works

Capture from Mac, Chrome, or iPhone into one library. Sort later in the inbox, or assign spaces and tags. Open articles, PDFs, images, audio, and video inside Resurf. Write notes with headings, lists, and code, saved as Markdown. Ask questions across saved context with your own AI key. The library stays on the Mac and works offline. Optional private sync uses your own iCloud.

Key features

  • Fully local library for notes, links, PDFs, images, audio, video, and code. Works offline.
  • Search by words or meaning. Spaces and tags organize a project, topic, or idea.
  • Inbox for save now and sort later. Highlight and annotate beside the source.
  • Notes use headings, lists, and code, saved as Markdown.
  • Opt-in AI summaries and Ask Your Library use your own AI key. MCP or the CLI can hand context to agents on Mac.
  • Native Swift for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. A Chrome extension is listed.
  • Optional private sync through your own iCloud. No Resurf account is required.
  • Free to try on Mac. Free on iPhone and iPad. A license is listed at $39.

Pricing

As listed on resurf.so, checked 15 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.

  • A license is listed at $39. Download for free is also on the page.
  • Free to try on Mac, for macOS 14.3 or later, on Apple Silicon and Intel.
  • Free on iPhone and iPad. No Resurf account is required.

Facts from resurf.so, checked 15 October 2026

Written from Resurf's own website (Homepage). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Resurf store data?

Data stays on the Mac. It works offline. Optional private sync uses your own iCloud. No Resurf account is required.

Which devices are supported?

Native Swift apps for Mac, iPhone, and iPad, with a Chrome extension. Mac requires macOS 14.3 or later, for Apple Silicon and Intel.

How does the AI feature work?

AI summaries and Ask Your Library are opt-in. They use your own AI key, or hand saved context to agents through MCP or the CLI on Mac.

What does the license cost?

A license is listed at $39. The page also says download for free, free to try on Mac, and free on iPhone and iPad.