The warranty that expires in eleven months. Where you parked. What the contractor quoted. MemoryAI captures the details as they pass and hands them back at the moment they matter — which is almost never the moment you saved them.
Your memory is fine. It's just that modern life produces hundreds of small, dated facts a week — receipts, confirmation numbers, registration deadlines, where you left something — and none of them are important enough to file, right up until the day one of them is. Notes apps only work if you remember to go looking.
Three days free, then $9.99 a month. There is no permanent free tier — the app does real work on every memory you save.
Not yet. MemoryAI is being tested on real phones through TestFlight before it goes on the App Store. "Get the app" takes you to the site to request a beta invitation.
A notes app waits for you to come back and look. MemoryAI reads what you saved, understands the dates and places in it, and comes to you — which matters, because the moment you need a detail is rarely the moment you'd think to search for it.
No. There's a three-day free trial, then it's $9.99 a month. Every memory you save costs real processing to understand, so a permanent free tier isn't something we can offer honestly.
Anyone whose life generates more small details than they can hold — which is most people. It isn't tied to a particular job or industry.
Three days free. Save a week of the small stuff and see what it hands back to you.
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