Built, in testing, not yet released

Memory you can see and edit.

Memory shows everything your assistant remembers about you. Edit it, delete it, or add your own notes. Each space, like Work or Family, keeps its own memory.

The Memory screen. A form adds something to remember with a title, text, and tags, above a searchable list headed What I remember.
Memory. Memory shows everything it knows, lets you edit or delete it, and keeps a separate memory for each persona.

These screenshots come from the demo build, which uses sample data. The app is not released yet, so what you see can change.

What you see

Add something to remember

A short form with a title, some text, and tags.

What I remember

A list you can search, with everything it knows. Open any item to edit or delete it.

You stay in control

Screen watching is off unless you turn it on.

It is for adults, on a computer only, and never on a child profile. You can pause it, and you can forget by day, by app, or everything.

Step by step

  1. Open Memory

    See the full list of what it remembers.

  2. Add or search

    Add a note with tags, or search for something.

  3. Edit or delete

    Fix a mistake or remove an item. Removing it also removes what it learned from it.

  4. Keep spaces apart

    Work memory stays in Work, and Family memory stays in Family.

Questions

Does it watch my screen?

Only if an adult turns that on. It skips private windows, password managers, banking, and health sites by default, and it shows a clear sign while it is on.

Is a picture of my screen saved?

In the recommended setting, no picture of your screen leaves your device. If you choose the option that sends a smaller picture to be read for text, the draft privacy policy says it is deleted within 30 minutes.

Can I use it today?

Not yet. The app is built and in testing, and it has not been released.