Where each one wins
Where Screenpipe is genuinely strong
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The code is public to inspect, so you can read exactly what it captures and where it goes. In security-sensitive environments that auditability can be non-negotiable.
It runs on Linux, which Littlebird does not, and its local API, MCP server, and SQLite database make it a history layer for tools you design yourself.
Where Littlebird is different
Meeting Notes that write themselves, without a bot joining your calls
Chat that answers questions across everything you have worked on, not just one meeting
Routines that surface what matters without you asking
Hummingbird, a floating chat window over whatever you are looking at (macOS only)
An MCP server on Power and Pro plans, so your memory works inside tools like Claude
On privacy: Littlebird runs on your computer and you control what it sees. The data it captures is encrypted with AES-256 at rest and in transit, every connection uses TLS 1.3, and it is stored securely in the cloud on AWS. Littlebird is SOC 2 certified, never trains AI models on your data, never sells it, and you can delete your data at any time, all of it or just the last hour or day. Full details at trust.littlebird.ai and littlebird.ai/privacy.
Pricing, as of August 2026: Littlebird Basic is free and Plus starts at $17 per month, with the full ladder at littlebird.ai/pricing. Screenpipe has a free tier at $0 that includes local capture, AI search, and meeting notes, with paid plans at Basic $21 per month and Business $42 per seat per month, both billed annually, and custom pricing for Enterprise. Its source code is separately free for personal, non-commercial use under its source-available license.
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