Mnemi
Made with ADHD and autistic minds. Made for every mind.

Say it once.
Mnemi does the rest.

Every other tool is a container. You fill it, you tidy it, and it is exactly as clever as the day you set it up. Mnemi is the opposite: it gets better at your life the longer it runs, and you never file a thing.

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Here is what that looks like.

One sentence, and what it became
Said once
“I have a very urgent critical presentation to do a 10 AM tomorrow … I need to wake up at 7 AM to prepare and be ready.”
Voice Thursday 01:12
And later, without being asked
By morning
Both items sat in the record with the presentation’s date on them, still open, waiting to be done rather than nagging to be acknowledged.
What it did not do
It did not wake anyone. One in the morning is for sleeping; the record held the plan so she did not have to.
The trail it left
On the bus
It became an event on the Rust bus.
Audited
The guardrail pipeline recorded it, in the hash-chained log.
Classified
A model read it and decided what it was.
Actionable
Became something you can act on: “Wake up to prepare for presentation” — due the same morning.
Promised
Recorded as something you promised: “presentation to do”, and a second one: “wake up to prepare”.
Handed back
The planning agent handled this capture: no_op — replied in words only.

Most tools are as clever on day ninety as on day one.

Ask any of them what you are like and they have nothing to say, because you never told them. Mnemi is answering that question by the end of the first week, from what you said in passing.

Day one
Nothing, and it says so.
No setup, no questionnaire, no empty project to name. You say one thing and it holds it.
Week one
When your day starts.
Not because you set a working-hours preference. Because you mentioned mornings five times.
Month one
Who you keep promises to.
And who you keep meaning to call. It has the captures to show you either way.
Month three
What a bad week looks like before you do.
The shape has happened before. That is the whole reason it can say something early.
From the app, unedited

Nobody typed this. It was assembled from things said in passing.

This is the part no container can do. Every line of it carries a confidence and the capture it came from, and every line can be corrected in one tap. Corrections win over the model, always.

How the twin is built
Mnemi's own description of a person, assembled from their captures

What is different

Most tools store what you type. Mnemi builds a model of you, shows its work, and lets you correct it.

A twin you can overrule

Mnemi keeps a model of you: when your day starts, what a dose at eight means, which strategies have worked. Every belief carries a confidence and a source.

One tap confirms it, one tap corrects it. Corrections win over the model, always.

Every capture leaves a trail

Each thing you say passes through named stages: understood, remembered, turned into something to do, linked to someone. You can read that trail for any capture.

Nothing it believes is unattributable. You can always ask why.

Calm by rule, not by mood

No red. No streaks. No nagging when you are already overwhelmed. One step at a time, sized to the day you are having.

A bad day is kept as a memory, never turned into a task.

It learns from what you do

Repeated behaviour, a dose, a walk after lunch, a block that starts at nine, becomes a baseline. When the baseline moves, the twin moves with it.

Five repeats make a baseline. One capture never does.

On your phone, and on the web

Same record, two speeds

The phone is for saying things and getting one step back. The web is for reading everything the record holds, when you actually want to look.

The Mnemi capture screen on iPhone
Capture iPhone
The Mnemi home screen showing a cognitive state reading of 54
Today iPhone
A day in progress: five verified items, one AI-extracted at 80% confidence
So far today iPhone
The Overview on the Mnemi web dashboard: the day's headline, the twin, and what Mnemi is acting on
Overview Web
Your record on the Mnemi web dashboard
Your record Web
The drawers on the Mnemi web dashboard: fifty labels, four readings of one graph
Drawers Web
The twin on the Mnemi web dashboard: every belief with its confidence, ready to be overruled
Twin Web
The journey on the Mnemi web dashboard: time runs down, life runs across
Journey Web
The life graph on the Mnemi web dashboard: nine dimensions of one week
Life graph Web
The live map on the Mnemi web dashboard: the machine, and one capture's trail through it
Life map Web
Settings on the Mnemi web dashboard: channels, apps, and the guarantees
Settings Web
1

Say it

One sentence, however messy, by voice or text, on your phone or watch.

2

Mnemi holds it

Understood by a model, filed into drawers you name, linked to the people and places in it.

3

You get one step

The coach reads your state and your commitments and hands back the next thing, not a list.

Read the documentation

Your data belongs to you

Trust is a feature here, not a policy page.

Never sold. Ever.
Never used to train public AI models.
Export everything in one tap.
Delete your account and every trace goes.
Every permission explained and revocable.
Partner briefings share your state, never your words.
The full privacy charter

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