Recall

Two tools that work on what you already have, rather than on the open internet.

Recall is on paid plans. Both tools draw on the Recall & Telegram searches allowance — 800 a month on Watch, 3,200 on Overwatch.

#Semantic search

Search everything your own lookups have collected, by meaning rather than by exact string.

Type what you are looking for in plain words — "drone strikes near the Black Sea", "anything about that hosting provider" — and it finds the findings whose meaning matches, even when none of your words appear in them.

Behind it: every finding you collect is embedded as a vector when it is recorded, and your query is embedded the same way and matched against them. Results can be narrowed to news, to OSINT results, or to entities.

Two things to be clear about:

• It searches your workspace, not the internet. Nothing you have not collected can appear in the results.
• It searches meaning, so it will surprise you in both directions. A near match ranks; an exact term buried in a long record sometimes does not. It is a complement to going back through your history, not a replacement.

The Search app is the same search with a different frame: a single box over your whole collection, with the risk score shown per result.

#Email verification

Give it an address and it tells you whether the address is real and can receive mail: syntax, the mail provider behind the domain, whether it is a disposable-mail service, and a deliverability verdict.

This is a validity check, not an exposure check. It answers "will mail to this address arrive". It does not tell you where an address has appeared, what it is registered to, or whether it has turned up in a breach — none of which this product does.

Verdicts come from a mail-verification service, alongside local checks. Where the upstream returns its own verdict code, you see that code as it was given rather than a paraphrase of it.