The privacy stuff is definitely important to us, and storing user data locally is a good way to ensure it stays private. Right now, the main reason we store memories server side is so that we can use ElasticSearch for the search. In time it may be possible and desirable to move everything including the index to the client. We're also hoping to provide clients for other platforms (Window, Linux, phones) and it may end up being a better user experience for memories to stay in the server so they're accessible everywhere.
GitHub and Trello have both been requested a lot since we launched, so they're high on our list for new integrations.
I'd not seen them before, but Duck Duck Go's bang search does seem like a cool idea, and something we could definitely support. I'll be looking into this more.
Issues filed in our tracker.
Thanks for trying Pensieve, I hope you continue to find it valuable.
The privacy stuff is definitely important to us, and storing user data locally is a good way to ensure it stays private. Right now, the main reason we store memories server side is so that we can use ElasticSearch for the search. In time it may be possible and desirable to move everything including the index to the client. We're also hoping to provide clients for other platforms (Window, Linux, phones) and it may end up being a better user experience for memories to stay in the server so they're accessible everywhere.
GitHub and Trello have both been requested a lot since we launched, so they're high on our list for new integrations.
I'd not seen them before, but Duck Duck Go's bang search does seem like a cool idea, and something we could definitely support. I'll be looking into this more.
Issues filed in our tracker.
Thanks for trying Pensieve, I hope you continue to find it valuable.