Coco indexes every file, screenshot and password you own — reads them, OCRs them, embeds them — and keeps the whole thing encrypted on hardware you control. One keystroke searches all of it, on every device you own, in about twenty milliseconds. Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is sold.
Everything you know — owned by you, stored on your own devices.
A faithful replica of Coco Terminal running on a small sample corpus, entirely in your browser. No query on this page reaches a server — which is the point.
Coco is not a cloud drive with a search box bolted on. It is an indexing engine that lives on your machine, understands your files, and never needs permission from anyone else to answer you.
Point it at a directory and it reads what's inside: text extraction, OCR on screenshots and scans, transcripts from audio, embeddings for meaning. Hybrid keyword + vector retrieval answers in milliseconds.
Logins, keys and recovery codes live in the same encrypted vault as your files — on your devices, under keys only you hold. No vendor to breach, no vault to subpoena, no plaintext anywhere.
Your laptop, your phone, your desktop — one portfolio. Search from any of them and get hits from all of them, each labelled with the device it came from. Sync is peer-to-peer and end-to-end encrypted; a lost device is ejected cryptographically.
Engine figures come from our own instrumentation on a real corpus, not a benchmark rig.
If you want to help build this, or help fund it, we would like to hear from you.
