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Mewmori is a pixel cat that lives on your Mac desktop, gets to know you and remembers your conversations — the language model runs on the machine itself, so nothing goes to the cloud.

50 words

Mewmori is a desktop pet for macOS that behaves like a cat and remembers like a friend. It asks your name, takes the one you give it, notices what you are working on, and brings it up a week later. A 1.4 GB model runs locally: nothing leaves your Mac.

150 words

Mewmori is a pixel cat that lives on your Mac desktop and gets to know you. A five-act introduction has it ask your name, receive one from you, and ask what you do — and from then on it remembers. Not a chat history, but facts: what you work on, what you like, what kept you busy.

It all runs on Qwen 3.5 (2B), a language model that works on the computer itself. The model weighs 1.4 GB and downloads only when you first want to talk; decline, and the cat still lives. No replies, screen contents or memories are ever sent anywhere — Mewmori has no server and no sign-up.

The cat also lives its own life: it notices what is on your screen, begs for food, gets the zoomies, plays hide-and-seek and tic-tac-toe, grows herbs and goes on expeditions. The app is free; only skins and accessories are paid.

Logo and icon

Logo
Logo
Cat and wordmark
Logo on dark
Logo on dark
The same lockup in light ink
Mark
Mark
The cat alone
Wordmark
Wordmark
The word alone
Icon
Icon
1024×1024, as in the Dock

Screenshots

The cat lives on top of your desktop, busy with its own business while you work
The cat lives on top of your desktop, busy with its own business while you work
The cat brings up yesterday's conversation by itself — everything it remembers stays on this computer
The cat brings up yesterday's conversation by itself — everything it remembers stays on this computer
The wardrobe: 14 cats and 22 items, the classic cat included
The wardrobe: 14 cats and 22 items, the classic cat included
Garden and expeditions: the cat heads out for loot and comes back while you are away
Garden and expeditions: the cat heads out for loot and comes back while you are away
Any cat can change its look in place — this one picked a cap and stayed by the editor
Any cat can change its look in place — this one picked a cap and stayed by the editor

GIFs

"Oh. You can see me?" — the cat notices you for the first time
"Oh. You can see me?" — the cat notices you for the first time
The cat brings up something you talked about earlier
The cat brings up something you talked about earlier
Trying on skins and wardrobe items
Trying on skins and wardrobe items

Fact sheet

What it isA macOS desktop pet with a local language model and long-term memory
Version1.0.11
SystemmacOS 14.6 or newer
ProcessorUniversal binary: Apple Silicon and Intel
Size22 MB download, about 40 MB on disk
ModelQwen 3.5 (2B), 1.4 GB — downloaded separately and only with consent; the cat works without it
Memory4 GB RAM or more for conversations
PrivacyZero conversation telemetry: replies, screen contents and memories never leave the computer
AccountNone. No sign-up; a purchase lives in a licence key
PriceThe app is free. Only skins and accessories are paid, 99–599 ₽, one-time
Contents14 cats, 22 wardrobe items, 5 things to do: hide-and-seek, chase, clicker, tic-tac-toe, a garden with expeditions
LanguagesRussian and English, following the system language
UpdatesSparkle, in-app
DeveloperMaxim Grishutin, a one-person project

The name reads two ways: mew + memory — a cat that remembers you — and memento mori. The second reading is deliberate.

Quotes from the developer

“I didn't need another chatbot in a window. I wanted a creature that simply lives nearby and one day recalls something you said last week.”

Maxim Grishutin — on why it had to be a cat

“The local model isn't a privacy checkbox here. The cat sees your screen — if that went to a server, I wouldn't install it myself.”

Maxim Grishutin — on why the model runs locally

What you may do

The logo, icon, screenshots and GIFs may be used freely in coverage of Mewmori — articles, reviews, videos and roundups. No permission needed. One request: don't redraw the logo and don't pass the materials off as something else.

Contact

Email me — I answer personally and quickly. If you need a pre-release build, access to the paid skins for a review, or an answer that isn't on this page, just ask.

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