Buğra Akdemir is the founder and creator of Memo, a privacy-focused AI second brain built to give users a personal assistant that can remember past conversations and work locally on their own devices. Memo is mainly used for storing and recalling information through local RAG memory, researching and writing, coding, managing files, running agent tasks, and connecting with tools such as WhatsApp and Telegram. Users can run it fully offline or connect external AI models when they need more power, while its zero-telemetry approach, local vector memory, self-hosting, open-source AGPL license, and support for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android make it appealing to people who want more control over their data. The latest v4.5.0 also adds a desktop mascot and Plan, Auto, and Build modes for coding tasks. Memo is free and open source, with no subscription required; optional costs can come from third-party AI APIs or services users choose to connect.