Bastra Technologies

Tools for people
who build with AI.

We build software that makes AI work last: an open-source memory for your AI assistants, a self-hosted system from idea to paid product — and a native macOS app as your cockpit.

Open source (MIT)Local & privateSelf-hostedNo cloud required

Products

Three products, one idea:
your work belongs to you.

Recall keeps your knowledge, Launch sells what you build, and Atlas makes both tangible. Each product stands on its own — together they're a system.

Bastra.Recall

Live

The open-source memory for your AI assistants.

Save in Claude Code, recall in Claude Desktop — your knowledge moves with you between tools instead of dying with each chat. MIT-licensed, runs locally on your machine, and is under active development.

  • MCP server, CLI, REST & Skill — one vault for all agents
  • Documents, decisions, lessons — searchable with OCR
  • No account, no cloud requirement, no lock-in

Bastra.Launch

Near MVP

The self-hosted system from idea to paid product.

Stripe checkout, blog, social media composer, and a multi-brand portfolio in one package: buy, download, host it yourself. The code is yours — and the tool along with it.

  • One-time purchase, all included — unlimited brands & channels
  • A dedicated go-to-market machine per product
  • We run bastra.io with it ourselves

Bastra.Atlas

In development

The native memory cockpit for macOS.

Your Bastra vault as an app: search, manage, connect — everywhere in your system. This is where it all began, and where we return once Launch is done.

  • Native Swift app, no Electron
  • Vault, clipboard & documents in one place
  • Built on Bastra.Recall

What we stand for

Four principles, no fine print.

These four sentences decide what we build — and what we don't. They apply to every product, from the OSS repo to Bastra.Atlas.

01

Local & private

Your data stays on your machine. No forced account, no cloud requirement, no lock-in — privacy is architecture, not a feature flag.

02

Open source first

The foundation — Bastra.Recall — is MIT-licensed and developed in the open. What we promise, you can read in the code.

03

Companion, not replacement

Bastra doesn't compete with Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT — it makes them better. We build the layer alongside: memory, sales, overview.

04

We use what we build

Bastra Technologies runs on Bastra products. Every feature is first the answer to a problem of our own — then a selling point.

About Bastra Technologies

One product led to the next.

Not a patchwork portfolio, but a chain: each product grew out of building the previous one — and proves itself by us using it every day.

  1. Bastra.Atlas needed a memory

    We built a native memory cockpit for macOS — and realized: the memory behind it is the real product. It became standalone, open, and cross-tool.

  2. The memory became Bastra.Recall

    Recall went live as an open-source project: a memory layer that connects AI assistants via MCP. At launch the next problem showed up — sales, blog, and reach cost more time than building.

  3. The launch became Bastra.Launch

    So we built the launch system right alongside: self-hosted, multi-brand, with Stripe checkout and a social media cockpit. bastra.io itself runs on it — each product is the proof for the next.

Integrations

Works with your tools.

Bastra.Recall speaks MCP — honestly labeled with what's already been tested. View all integrations

Start with the memory.

Bastra.Recall is free, open source, and installed in five minutes. Launch and Atlas build on it.

Questions, feedback, or want to contribute? The community lives on Discord.