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Web UI ​

Remind includes a web interface for exploring and managing a memory store.

Quick start ​

bash
remind ui

This starts the server and opens your browser with the nearest project-local .remind/memory/ file store selected. For a specific port:

bash
remind ui --port 9000
remind ui --no-open    # Start server without opening browser

You can also access the UI when the MCP server is running:

http://localhost:8765/ui/?db=my-project

Here my-project resolves to ~/.remind/my-project.memory. An explicit SQL URL can still select SQLite, PostgreSQL, or MySQL storage.

Views ​

Dashboard ​

Overview of memory statistics: episode count, concept count, entity count, consolidation status, and episode type distribution.

Episodes ​

Timeline view of raw experiences. Filter by episode type (observation, decision, question, meta, preference, outcome, fact). Inline delete for cleanup.

Episodes view

Concepts ​

Browse generalized concepts with confidence scores, instance counts, and relations. Search by keyword. Click a concept to see its full summary, conditions, exceptions, relations, and source episodes.

Concept Types ​

Concepts display a type badge indicating their category:

  • Pattern (purple badge) — Generalized knowledge abstracted from multiple episodes
  • Facts (gray badge) — Clusters of related facts, preserved verbatim
  • No badge — Legacy concepts created before dual-track

For fact clusters, the detail view shows:

  • Active facts with provenance (who asserted, since when)
  • A collapsible history of superseded facts with their validity windows
  • Conflict warnings if contradictory facts are detected

Concepts view

Conflicts ​

An inbox for triaging detected contradictions, with an open-count badge in the sidebar. Fact conflicts show both competing statements side by side with provenance — "Keep this" resolves the conflict, structurally superseding the losing fact. Concept conflicts link to the involved concepts. Optional resolution note and "decided by" fields; resolved and dismissed history in separate tabs. See Facts & Conflicts.

Entities ​

Explore entities (files, people, tools, concepts) and their mention counts. Click through to see related episodes and concepts.

Graph ​

Interactive D3 visualization of the entity network. Zoom, pan, and click nodes to see details. Relations are shown as directed edges with typed labels. Nodes are color-coded by entity type.

Entity graph

Memory Status ​

Memory health dashboard showing decay statistics, consolidation state, and database metrics.

Features ​

  • Store selector — Switch between configured memory stores from the sidebar
  • Dark mode — Toggle between light, dark, and system theme
  • Collapsible sidebar — More space when you need it

Released under the Apache 2.0 License.