For the people in your life. Not your phone.
Know your people by heart.
Say what she told you, then put the phone away. It’s there for as long as you are.
Free while a small group tests it. Coming to the App Store.
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Grandma JuneSunday, her kitchen
Sunday, 2:00Bread day. Ask about rowing to church.
Married Grandpa in Halifax. It snowed.
Her mother’s bread: no yeast
The summer they rowed to church
Ask about Grandma…
Tell it.
Talk or type, the moment you learn something.
It files it.
Under their name, with the words it came from.
It hands it back.
Thirty seconds before you let yourself in. Then it gets out of the way.
People By Heart1:58 PM
Grandma June, 2:00. Bread day. No yeast. Ask about the summer they rowed to church.Offline is the point.
No feed. No likes. No messaging. Nothing built to keep you in it. Thirty seconds before you see someone, then it gets out of the way.
What it hands you, sunday, 2:00
JGrandma JuneSunday, her kitchen
- Married Grandpa in Halifax. It snowed.
- Her mother’s bread: no yeast
- The summer they rowed to church
Sunday, 2:00Bread day. Ask about rowing to church.
- Everything you keep is confidential: seen by you, and only you.
- The people you write about are never told, linked, or found.
- OpenAI reads what you say to write the memory, never to train on it.
- Delete your account and everything goes, at once.
- How we keep that promise