Developer builds offline AI memory keeper for child's milestones using Gemma 2

A developer has created Shadow Guardian, a command-line tool that stores a child's milestones, quotes, and memories without any network connection. The tool runs Gemma 2 (2B) locally through Ollama and keeps entries in a SQLite database on the user's own machine. It adds an atmospheric touch with looping background audio via pygame, a Rich-based terminal interface, and a character-by-character typewriter text effect. The author argues that local open-weight models let parents keep intimate family records off third-party servers. The project is available publicly on GitHub.