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Find Any File Instantly
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Remly searches your Mac by meaning, not just filenames. Type what you're looking for in plain English and find it in seconds.
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Features
One Search Bar for Everything You Need
Fast, private, and intelligent — built for how you actually work.
Instant Search
Results Before You Finish Typing
Remly indexes your files in the background so search is always instant. PDFs, docs, spreadsheets, code — find anything by content, not just filenames.
Live Results
Smart Ranking
Ask Mode
Ask Questions, Get Answers
Ask "What was the budget in last month's report?" and get a direct answer from your documents. Powered by AI with source references.
AI Answers
Source References
Quick Search
Search From Any App
Press Shift twice to summon Remly anywhere. Find what you need without switching windows or breaking your flow.
Global Shortcuts
⇧⇧ to Launch
Private by Design
Your Files Never Leave Your Mac
No cloud uploads, no external servers, no tracking. Remly runs 100% locally. Your data stays yours, always.
100% Local
Zero Tracking
How It Works
From Download to Discovery in Minutes
Three steps to search everything on your Mac. No setup wizards, no cloud accounts.
Step 1
Download & Sign In
Get Remly from the Mac App Store. Sign in with Apple in one tap — no forms, no passwords, you're in.
Chatbot system
Efficiency will increase by 20%
Workflow system
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Sales system
Up to date
Step 2
Index Your Files
Pick a folder and Remly scans everything inside. Every file becomes searchable instantly.
Indexing your files..
Projects
Documents
Desktop
Notes
Downloads
Step 3
Connect Your Apps
Link Google Drive, Notion, Slack, Gmail and more. All your content in one place.
Remly
Your stack
Step 4
Find Anything, Anywhere
One search bar across all your files, apps, and docs. Your entire digital life, searchable.
Find Anything
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