Comparison

Aware vs Rewind: connected memory, not recorded screens

Rewind captures everything on your screen and lets you search it. Aware connects directly to Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Plaid, and Slack — so it can both remember and act: draft the email, book the meeting, summarize the spending.

Aware vs Rewind at a glance

CapabilityAwareRewind — Local screen-recording memory
How it gets context
OAuth into source systems
Local screen + audio recording
Can take action
Yes — email, calendar, follow-ups
No — retrieval only
Financial accounts
Yes — Plaid
Only if visible on screen
Always-on capture
Never
Yes (local)
Mobile experience
Full iOS + web
Limited (Mac-centric)

Why teams move from Rewind to Aware

Acts on memory, doesn't just retrieve it

Aware can reply to the thread, book the meeting, and send the follow-up — Rewind hands you the screenshot.

No screen or mic recording

Aware uses scoped OAuth into the accounts you choose. There is no always-on capture of your screen, audio, or keystrokes.

Works where your life actually is

Money in Plaid, mail in Gmail, calendar in Google — Aware sees the source, not pixels rendered on a screen.

Frequently asked questions

Does Aware record my screen?
No. Aware never records your screen, microphone, or keystrokes. It connects to specific accounts via OAuth.
Can Aware do what Rewind does?
Aware doesn't capture your screen, so it won't help you find that Zoom thumbnail from three weeks ago. It will find anything that lives in a connected account — and act on it.

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