A personal assistant for the things you mean to do

A lot of reminders are really about people: call the landlord, text John back, wish Sara a happy birthday. MemoSeek keeps those reminders and, when you want, links them to the person in your contacts, so acting on it is one tap.

Reminders about people

You say: Remind me Friday at 5 pm to call Ahmed about the car.

MemoSeek: MemoSeek asks whether to find Ahmed in your contacts. If you say yes, the reminder shows Call and WhatsApp buttons for Ahmed.

You say: Remind me on Sunday at 10 in the morning to wish Sara a happy birthday.

MemoSeek: Sunday, 10:00 AM: “Wish Sara a happy birthday”, with a WhatsApp button if Sara is linked.

How the contact link works

Make a reminder that names a person.
MemoSeek asks whether it should find that person in your contacts. You can say no and keep a plain reminder.
If you say yes, iOS asks for access to Contacts the first time. The search happens on your iPhone.
The link is kept on your iPhone. When the alert comes, it shows the person’s name.
Tap Call or WhatsApp in the reminder to open that app. You make the call or send the message yourself.

MemoSeek never calls or messages anyone by itself, and your contacts are not uploaded. Contact links stay on your iPhone and are not synced.

The everyday things

The rest of a personal assistant’s job is holding on to what you say. MemoSeek keeps reminders with a time, saved details you look up later, and photos of receipts, tickets and warranty cards.

“Remind me tomorrow at 8 in the morning to take the recycling out.”
“John’s new address is 12 Park Road, second floor.”
“Remind me Wednesday at 1 pm to renew the parking permit.”

What it is not

MemoSeek does not manage your calendar, email or messages, and it does not act on your behalf with other people or services. It holds what you tell it, reminds you, and opens the Phone or WhatsApp app when you ask.

AI can get a name or a time wrong. Check that MemoSeek linked the right person before you rely on the Call button.