sidinsearch/superbrain

What it solves

SuperBrain is a self-hosted AI-powered content archive for Android that prevents saved content from becoming "graveyards." It solves the problem of fragmented saving across platforms (Instagram, YouTube, web pages) where users often forget why they saved something or cannot find it later due to a lack of of search and organization.

How it works

Users share URLs from any Android app to SuperBrain. A Python-based backend then analyzes the content using a multi-provider AI router that selects the fastest available model (supporting Groq, Gemini, OpenRouter, and Ollama). The system performs specific tasks based on the content type:

• Web pages: Scraped and summarized.
• YouTube videos: Analyzed natively via Gemini or transcribed using Whisper.
• ** uma Instagram reels:** Analyzed for visuals and audio, with Shazam-powered music identification.

All data is stored in a local SQLite database owned by the user, ensuring privacy and avoiding vendor lock-in.

Who it’s for

Individuals who save large amounts of digital content across various social media and web platforms and want a centralized, self-hosted, searchable, and AI-summarized archive.

Highlights

• Multi-provider AI Router: Automatically falls back between different AI providers to ensure reliability and speed.
• Universal Share Target: Works with any app that supports sharing URLs.
• Audio Transcription: Uses Groq Whisper API with a local OpenAI Whisper fallback for offline use. -- Smart Reminders: Includes "Watch Later" notifications and urgent alerts for deadline-sensitive content.
• Self-Hosted: Entirely user-controlled data storage via SQLite.