You shouldn't have to
remember it all yourself.
Send Remy a voice note, a photo, a place or a line of text. It captures, organises and brings everything back — exactly when you need it.
No credit card · Works on Android as an installable app
This is Remy, actually working.
Watch a real conversation play out — a typed reminder, a voice note, a prescription photo, and a question answered from memory. No edits, no screenshots. The interface below is running right now.
- Types like a person, replies in under a second
- Voice and photos become structured reminders
- Ask later in plain words — it recalls by meaning
Remy
online
A whole day with Remy, in six beats.
Capture, speak, snap, organise, recall, nudge — the full concept, playing out live. Tap any step to jump straight to it.
CaptureType it like you'd text a friend.
Remy onlineAvailable now and coming next
Notes, chats, sticky pads, five apps… your memory lives in a thousand places.
It isn't a lack of discipline. It's overload. Remy takes the weight of remembering off your mind.
Think better
instead of remembering where you saved what
Create better
instead of tracking a thousand to-dos
Live better
instead of carrying everything in your head
Write to it like a friend. It turns it into action.
You say
“Remind me about the parcel on Friday afternoon.”
Remy replies
Done — Friday 2:00 pm. I'll nudge you an hour before. 🐭
Capture
Text, voice, photo, place or link — however you think it.
Organise
Remy reads context, tags it and files it automatically.
Retrieve
Search by meaning, not keywords. “That blue medicine photo.”
Act
Reminds, schedules and reaches out before you ask.
One vault. Every way in.
Voice capture
Speak naturally. Remy transcribes, understands intent and keeps the audio in your vault.
Photo memory
Snap a medicine label or a receipt — Remy reads it and suggests the right reminder.
Place reminders
“Buy flowers when I reach the market.” Remy nudges you as you arrive.
Chat with recall
Ask in plain words. Remy answers with the memory card, photo or audio attached.
Proactive nudges
Rain before your commute, a habit slipping, a quiet Friday — Remy speaks first.
Wellness built in
Habits, mood check-ins and gratitude live beside your reminders, not in another app.
Twelve things Remy does so you don't have to
Clean-up
Remy sweeps out stale reminders, merges duplicates and archives what's done — without you filing a thing.
Daily briefing
One short message each morning: what's due, what slipped, what deserves your attention today.
Deep integrations
Calendar, mail and files plug straight into your vault — starting with Google, expanding deliberately.
Image intelligence
Snap a label, a receipt or a whiteboard — Remy reads it and turns it into something useful.
Long-term memory
Ask in plain words months later. Remy answers with the card, photo or audio attached.
Smart lists
Groceries, packing, gifts, reading — lists that build themselves from what you say.
Location reminders
"Buy flowers when I reach the market." Remy nudges you at the door, not at a random hour.
Proactive nudges
Remy reaches out before you ask — a slipping habit, a quiet week, rain before your commute.
Capture wherever the thought happens
A memory partner that also looks after you.
- Habit rings and streaks for water, meds and movement
- Daily mood check-in with a gentle AI reflection
- A one-line gratitude log that takes five seconds
- A weekly note connecting your habits, moods and week
0
ways to capture
0
folders to manage
24/7
Remy is awake
0
vault for it all
People who stopped forgetting
I send Remy a voice note the second I think of something. It's the only system I've kept for more than a month.
Photographing my dad's prescriptions and having reminders appear was the moment it clicked.
The nudges feel like a friend checking in, not an app pinging me.
Questions, answered
Is Remy an app I have to install?
Remy runs in your browser and installs on Android as a home-screen app with notifications — no store download needed.
What can I send it?
Voice notes, photos, locations, links and plain text. Everything lands in the same vault.
How does it find things later?
Remy searches by meaning, not keywords — ask for “that blue medicine photo” and it knows.
Is my data private?
Every memory is tied to your account and locked to you at the database level. Nothing is shared.
Stop forgetting. Start living.
Hand the weight of remembering to Remy — it never puts it down.
Open Remy