A personal AI memory for what you tell it

A personal AI memory is an assistant that keeps what you tell it and gives it back when you need it. MemoSeek does this for the small, practical things that slip away: an appointment, a booking number, where you parked, the day a warranty ends.

What you can tell it

Anything with a time. “Remind me Thursday at 4 in the afternoon about the dentist” becomes a reminder with an alert on your iPhone.
Short details you will need later: a booking reference, where you parked, a shop’s phone number, the size of a filter you keep buying. These become saved information.
Photos of tickets, receipts and warranty cards, with the dates and amounts read from them. See photo memory.

How it remembers

You say it or type it, in Arabic or English, in your own words.
MemoSeek works out whether it is a reminder or a detail to keep, and shows you what it understood: the words, the date and the time.
MemoSeek shows what it understood and saves it after a few seconds. Speak, tap Edit, or say “no” to change it before then; you can still edit or delete it later in Record.
What you save is kept in your account as text. A reminder also gets an alert on your iPhone at the time you set.

How you get it back

A reminder is scheduled as an alert on your iPhone for the time you set; whether it shows depends on your notification and Focus settings. Saved details wait in Record, where you can search them: type “car” and the parking spot is there. Photos are on the Photo screen, and on Home you can ask for one, like “Show my coffee machine receipt”. More in finding what you saved.

You say: I parked on level 3, row F.

MemoSeek: A saved detail, “parking”, with no alert. Search Record for “parked” or “car” when you get back.

You say: Remind me on Sunday at 9 in the morning to renew the car insurance.

MemoSeek: A reminder with an alert on Sunday at 9:00 AM, shown to you before it is saved.

What it does not do

It only remembers what you tell it. It does not read your email, messages, calendar or photo library on its own.
It is not a notes app for long documents, a to-do list or a calendar. Saved details are short, practical facts.
It does not set reminders you did not ask for.
MemoSeek does not keep passwords, PINs or verification codes.
AI can misunderstand what it hears, which is why it shows you what it understood before it keeps it.

Is it a “second brain”?

People use “second brain” for systems that hold everything: long notes, projects, reading. MemoSeek is smaller on purpose. It holds the short things you would otherwise forget, and it is quick enough to use in the moment you hear them, with one sentence instead of a form.

Privacy

The microphone is only used while the app is open. On Home it can start listening by itself once you allow it, and iOS shows the microphone indicator whenever it is on.
MemoSeek does not store recordings of your voice; what you ask it to save is kept as text.
To understand what you say, MemoSeek sends it to AI providers, and it asks you first. AI and your data lists which providers and what they may receive.
You can download your data or delete your account from inside the app.

MemoSeek is for iPhone and is not on the App Store yet.