Find anything, by describing it.
Full-text search across every page, PDF, and document you've ever opened. Describe what you remember, not the title, and Trace surfaces the exact one.
Trace is the personal intelligence layer built from your tabs, documents, and conversations: understanding what you know, acting on your behalf, all from the browser you already use.
Full-text search across every page, PDF, and document you've ever opened. Describe what you remember, not the title, and Trace surfaces the exact one.
Tell the agent what you need and it takes over the page: filling forms, comparing prices, pulling data across tabs, while you keep working.
Ask for a document, a slide deck, a spreadsheet, even a landing page, and Trace builds it inline: a real, editable artifact, not just a wall of chat text.
Ask “which papers I've read compare RAG to fine-tuning” and Trace doesn't just search text, it walks the graph.
No prompts needed, just useful work happening quietly in the background.
Once a day, Trace reviews what you read, what's still open, and what deserves attention next, then delivers it as a short briefing.
Open an article and Trace offers to digest it on the spot, no query typed, no copy-pasting into a chat.
Before a calendar event, Trace assembles a short brief from your past emails, notes, and conversations, so you're not starting cold.
See how Trace turns a quick update into completed work, across four different jobs.
Every page and document you open feeds your intelligence layer automatically. No plugins to configure, no manual capture, no copy-paste. Just browse.
Your history lives locally on your device. Nothing is ever sent to any external server unless you choose a cloud AI provider.
Connect Ollama (free, local), OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or Azure AI Foundry. Switch any time. Run entirely offline with no API key required.
Extract events from any web page automatically, Trace reads the page, finds dates and times, and saves them. Google Calendar-style grid, schedule view, and quick-create form included.
Everything you need to know about Trace and how it protects your privacy.
Breadcromb is the company. Trace is the product, the same way Anthropic makes Claude or OpenAI makes ChatGPT. Everything you install and use day to day is Trace.
Yes. Download, install, and use Trace forever at no cost. No telemetry, no subscription.
Yes. Trace builds a Personal Memory, a persistent set of natural language facts about you, extracted automatically from pages you browse, AI sidebar conversations, social profiles (LinkedIn, GitHub, Twitter/X, Bluesky, and more), and documents you upload. These facts are injected into every chat turn so the AI always knows your context, where you work, what you're researching, what matters to you, without you having to re-explain it each time. You can view, edit, or delete any fact from the Profile panel.
Trace works with Ollama, Azure AI Foundry, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Gemini. You can configure different providers for summarization, chat, and navigation planning independently in Settings, and switch any time.
In addition to web pages, Trace indexes PDFs, Word documents (.docx), PowerPoint presentations (.pptx), Excel spreadsheets (.xlsx), and EPUB e-books that you open in the browser. All are processed automatically, text extraction and AI summary, so they're fully searchable and accessible in the AI sidebar.
Yes. All your indexed pages, documents, and summaries are stored locally on your device. Nothing is sent to any external server unless you choose a cloud AI provider for inference.
Trace currently supports macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows. Linux support is on the roadmap.
Trace indexes every page and document automatically, no manual saving. You search with natural language ("show me that PDF about Rust I read last month"), ask questions about what you read, and the AI builds a persistent memory of your interests from your conversations and browsing. Bookmarks require you to remember to save; Trace organizes automatically, so you don't have to.
It learns with you, works for you, and your data stays on your device, always.