Tell it.
Write the way you talk. No folders to pick, no need to tidy up your words.
“Paid the plumber $180 for the kitchen sink.”
A SECOND MEMORY, SO YOU CAN LIVE THE FIRST.
So much is worth remembering.
Not all of it has to live in your head.
“Spare key is under the
green planter.”
“Grandma loves the lemon
cake from Rosa's.”
“Where's the spare key?”
Where the paperwork is. What a friend mentioned. When the car was last serviced. Memora gives the little things a place, so you have room for what's happening now.
Write the way you talk. No folders to pick, no need to tidy up your words.
“Paid the plumber $180 for the kitchen sink.”
Memora picks out the details. You review them before saving, and your original words stay intact.
“Yes, that's what I meant.”
Ask when you need it. Answers point back to the note they came from, so you can check for yourself.
“How much did the plumber charge?”
Sound familiar? Pick a moment.
Watch Memora find it again.
“Spare house key is under the green planter by the back door.”
“Where's the spare key?”
Under the green planter by the back door.
“Spare house key is under the green planter by the back door.”
Monday, 8:32 AM · Where things areAn illustrative demo with fixed examples. Not a live conversation with the app.
There's a life inside them.
We treat them that way.
What gets saved is your story. You can export your notes as JSON, or delete your account along with its data.
Answers are designed to cite your notes. Open the source and check the context. Memora can still be wrong.
Access to notes is restricted per account in the database. Processing uses cloud and AI services, not just your device.
Not yet. Memora is in active development and not open to the public. We're testing its quality before opening a beta. You can email us to hear when it's ready.
You don't need to remember a title or the exact words. Memora searches by meaning, connects details from what you told it, and answers by citing the original note. You still review results before saving them.
Local reminders are implemented and need your device's notification permission. Input is text only for now. Voice, photos, and fully offline use are not available yet.
Notes are only accessible to the account that owns them. Notes are processed by cloud services, including AI providers. The app already supports JSON export and account deletion; we don't claim end-to-end encryption or on-device-only processing.
No. The demo uses three fixed examples that run in your browser. There's no field for sending personal notes, and your choice of example is not sent to any AI service. This site uses Vercel Analytics for cookie-free visit statistics.
We're preparing Memora with care.
Send us an email and we'll let you know when it's ready.
Opens your email app. Not an automatic sign-up.