Building Reelary (local AI video search) and RAMKeeper (Mac memory monitor)

Jane White • Peerlist

RAMKeeper is a macOS menu bar app that shows which app is using your memory. Instead of a single system-wide percentage, it breaks memory down per app and per browser renderer process, with current and peak values, so you can see which tab or app keeps growing.The free direct download shows this attribution. A one-time $19 Pro unlock adds threshold rules (for example, notify or suspend an app that stays above 6 GB for five minutes; off by default), Focus Mode to suspend background apps in one click, and gentle restarts of the worst offender.No subscription, no ads, no tracking. Universal app for macOS 12 or later, Developer ID signed and notarized. A free sandboxed version is also on the Mac App Store.

RAMKeeper

Reelary makes your own video and photo library searchable by describing what is in it. Point it at a folder or an external drive and it indexes every photo and every 2-second slice of every clip with a local vision model, so a search like "drone shot over a coastline at sunset" returns the exact moments. Nothing is tagged by hand and nothing is uploaded.It also searches text that appears in footage, turns a script into a rough cut on a simple timeline, and exports an MP4 or an FCPXML / EDL project for Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve.The free version has no time limit and needs no account: unlimited indexing and search, with exports capped at 720p and a light watermark. Pro is a one-time purchase that works on both Windows and Mac.