Squish is an open-source local-first memory runtime backed by SQLite. Pro and Founding Lifetime provide paid hosted memory API and MCP access. Automatic cross-device sync, backups, managed AI, and team features are not included.
Review current release notes before installing. Pro and Founding Lifetime provide hosted memory API and MCP access; automatic cross-device sync, backups, managed AI, and team features are not included.
Local use is available under the MIT license. Pro and Founding Lifetime provide hosted memory API and MCP access. Automatic cross-device sync, backups, managed AI, and team features are not included. See /pricing for current terms.
Local SQLite memory runtime. Check the current release notes for supported hosts; provider and network behavior depends on your configuration.
Squish is an open-source local memory runtime that uses SQLite and exposes CLI and MCP interfaces. Check release notes for package and client compatibility.
A context window is temporary working context. Squish stores selected information in a local SQLite database for later retrieval through supported interfaces.
The local runtime stores its memory database on your machine. Configured model providers, agent clients, package downloads, and optional services may make network requests; review their settings and policies for data they send.
Client compatibility depends on the published release and configuration. Check current release notes before connecting a client.
The local runtime is available under the MIT license. Pro and Founding Lifetime provide hosted memory API and MCP access; see /pricing for current scope.
Yes. The MIT license permits commercial use, including embedding the software in a product, subject to license terms and notices.