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IncarnaMind

Your files, your AI: write, ask, check and compare in one place. Every sentence and figure checked against your own documents, with the AI model you choose. Free and open source, on your computer.

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IncarnaMind is a free, open-source desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux where you write with AI and ask questions about your own documents (PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and more). It can check every sentence and figure in a draft against those documents, whoever wrote it, and every answer cites the exact page it comes from. It works with the AI you already use: your ChatGPT plan or your own API key.

Download

IncarnaMind isn't released yet. Once it is, the Releases page will have installers for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux. To hear when, leave your e-mail or click Watch → Custom → Releases at the top of this page. To try it now, run it from source with Node.js 24 or newer:

git clone https://github.com/IncarnaMind/IncarnaMind.git && cd IncarnaMind
npm install && npm run dev

Windows releases will be signed through the SignPath Foundation's free signing for open-source projects; until then the installer is unsigned. See the Code signing policy.

If your system won't open it

• Windows says "Windows protected your PC": the installer isn't code-signed yet. Click More info, then Run anyway.
• macOS says it can't verify IncarnaMind: until the app is notarized, open it once and click Done, then System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/IncarnaMind.app. An unsigned Mac app can't update itself: IncarnaMind tells you when a new version is out and offers its download page.
• Linux: run chmod +x IncarnaMind-*.AppImage. On Ubuntu 22.04 or later, also sudo apt install libfuse2 (libfuse2t64 on 24.04 and later).

What you can do

Check your draft before you send it. Select sentences in a Mind and choose Check against Documents: each one comes back supported, unsupported or contradicted by your Documents, with the page one click away, and the line under the title counts what still needs a look. A PDF someone else wrote can be checked the same way, claim by claim: + → Verify a document….

Write and ask in one place. A Mind is a notebook for one topic. Beside it sits the assistant: ask it about the Mind you're in or your files, and the Answer comes back there, in a conversation, with its citations checked. Your draft stays as you wrote it until you pick Add to note, which puts the Answer at your cursor as text you can edit, citations and all.

Check every answer. Answers cite where each claim came from and carry the quote, which is checked against that place: a green check if it's there, an amber mark if it isn't, and a click opens the page with the quote highlighted. Unfold an Answer's steps to see what it searched and which sources it used.

Take notes in a meeting. Start recording and a live transcript runs beside your Mind, transcribed on this computer. When the call ends, save it as a Document, and your notes can cite what was said.