Local first, always
If a feature needs your memory in our cloud, it does not ship. The architecture is the promise.
Your work memory should belong to you.
That is the whole company. Overshow is built by San Digital, a small UK software company, on the belief that the record of your working life is yours: not your employer's, not a platform's, and not ours.
Memory is the product.Consent is the interface.Provenance is the proof.
Why we built it.
We kept watching the same scene: capable people spending their evenings reconstructing their own week. What was agreed on Tuesday's call. Where that clause was. Who promised what. The information existed, but it was scattered across tools that each remembered only their own slice.
The obvious fix was another cloud service, and we did not want to build that. A complete record of your working life is the most sensitive dataset you will ever create. So we built the opposite: memory that runs on your machine, answers only to you, and shares nothing without an action you control.
Overshow has been shaped by people using it in real work since early 2026. The code is ours, the privacy promises are enforced by architecture, and the company is funded by subscriptions, never by data.
Four principles we will not trade.
Consent before convenience
Nothing is captured, connected, or shared by default. Every convenience earns its permission first.
Sources, not vibes
Every answer links to its source. If Overshow cannot show where something came from, it says so.
Calm software
No streaks, no nudges, no engagement mechanics. Overshow works quietly and waits to be asked.
A small team, building slowly, on purpose.
Talk to a person, not a portal.
Questions, security reviews, press, or enterprise enquiries: one address reaches the whole team, and we answer within a working day.
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