screenpipe
Turn your company's computer work into AI agents.
About screenpipe
screenpipe (legal entity: Mediar, Inc.) is a local-first, source-available AI context layer that continuously records what users see, say, and hear on their desktop — capturing screens, app text, browser context, and audio — and turns it into a searchable, AI-powered memory. It allows individuals and teams to query their full work history using natural language, auto-generate SOPs, and deploy AI agents grounded in real work context. All data is processed and stored on-device by default, with enterprise options for team-wide fleet deployment. The project has 300,000+ installs and 19,400+ GitHub stars as of mid-2026.
Open positions (3)
Company details
Funding
Total raised
$500K
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Founders
Louis Beaumont
French-born entrepreneur and hacker who built a five-figure video game bot business at age 14 and survived leukemia at age 13. Previously worked as an intelligence engineer for the French CIA (Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure, per self-description). Turned down early job offers at OpenAI, Cursor, and Mercor. Built screenpipe over a weekend in Thailand in 2024 while running a prior defense AI startup; the project went viral within days and eventually landed him in Y Combinator S26. Techstars alum, has been using LLMs since GPT-1, and has 80+ open-source repos on GitHub and HuggingFace. Previously co-founded Mediar, Inc.
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Matthew Diakonov
Serial founder with 40+ products shipped and one prior exit — a rental automation platform called Keyrent that reached $300K ARR. Background includes enterprise consulting at Accenture (2010–2015), AI/ML ventures starting in 2019, and a move to San Francisco in 2022. Co-founded screenpipe alongside Louis Beaumont and was active through at least late 2024–early 2025. By early 2026, appears to have transitioned to building at Omi (AI wearables) and subsequently built his own product Fazm. Current involvement with screenpipe is unclear.
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