FIND YOUR FIT / POCKETCONTEXT 0.23.1

Your knowledge.
Beyond one app.

Choose a home for what you know, and an agent for what you want to do. See where PocketContext fits alongside the tools you already use.

01 / COMPARE

PocketContext vs Coding agent memory

Keep project knowledge across agents, with original evidence, passage citations and a reader you can inspect.

Read the comparison 02 / COMPARE

PocketContext vs Obsidian

Compare a Markdown vault with an agent-maintained knowledge base built around original sources, cited synthesis and revisions.

Read the comparison 03 / COMPARE

PocketContext vs Notion

Compare a hosted workspace with a personal knowledge base whose sources, revisions and backups you control.

Read the comparison 04 / COMPARE

PocketContext vs Evernote

Compare an integrated notes app with a personal knowledge base that keeps evidence and history independent of your assistant.

Read the comparison

THE COMMON THREAD

Keep the evidence.
Choose your agent.

PocketContext keeps original sources, cited pages and revision history together. Capable agents can work with the same knowledge base, while you browse its published pages in the included reader.

Its project folder holds a SQLite database, original files and configuration. Stop the server and back up the complete project with its matching binary. Pages live in the database; exporting them as Markdown files is a separate agent workflow.

Explore practical workflows →

Your knowledge, away from your desk

Your knowledge.
In the app you use.

Connect Gemini to PocketContext through your own domain, or open the reader to browse pages and follow citations. Your host keeps the knowledge; your chosen app brings the conversation.

01 / Your phoneChoose your interfaceUse the reader, or connect Gemini on the web before trying its mobile app.
02 / Your main computerYour host serves the knowledgeKeep it awake and online for access away from home.
03 / Your project folderPocketContext keeps the knowledgeSources, cited pages and history stay together.

One setup prompt gets you started. Ask your setup agent for Gemini access through MCP. It checks your domain and always-on host, configures HTTPS and guides you through sign-in and consent. Connect Gemini →

Browse and search

Follow the evidence

Read published pages, inspect cited passages and original sources, and revisit earlier revisions from your browser.

HTTPS hosting guide ↗

Work with your agent

Ask in your agent’s interface

The MCP connection gives your agent tools to retrieve evidence, save notes and publish cited updates. Approve the connection in your browser; no client credentials to copy. Coding agents can keep using the CLI and installed skill.

MCP setup →

PocketContext 0.23.1 has no built-in chat. Gemini supplies the conversation; the phone reader provides browsing and search. Custom-app availability, attachments and voice support depend on the client. Confirm a read on your own phone during setup. Public hosting is optional, and local-only use remains available.

START WITH SOMETHING YOU KNOW

Two notes. One cited answer.

Try a small collection before deciding where the rest belongs.

Set up PocketContext →