Your memory for life, for you and for your family
Tell it what you lived, or send it what you don’t want to forget: a recipe, an article, an idea. By voice, text or photo. Whenever you need it, ask, and it answers with what you saved, showing where each detail came from.
Voice note · 0:42
MemFy asks
Roughly when was this?
“Grandma Rosa’s cake: 3 eggs, 250 g of flour and the zest of one lemon.”
Text · recipe
What you keep
Everything you’ll want to remember
What you lived
A trip, the day your kids were born, how your grandparents met. The things you’ll one day want to tell your family.
What was the hotel in Negril called?
What you learned
An article, a book, a talk. Tell it in your own words what stuck with you, or send a photo of the page.
What did that article say about napping?
What you don’t want to forget
Grandma’s cake recipe, a business idea, how to prune the lemon tree, your dad’s shoe size.
How much flour goes in Grandma’s cake?
How it works
Three steps, none of them hard
Tell it
Record a voice note, write a couple of lines or send a photo: from a trip, of the recipe book, of a page in a book. However it comes out.
Sort it
If something’s missing, the app asks you up to three questions so every memory is complete. If you don’t remember, that’s fine.
Ask it
Ask in plain language. The answer comes from your notes and shows you where each detail came from.
An example
It answers with your evidence, not with guesses
Every answer cites its sources. And if there’s no evidence, it tells you so:
“I have no record of that.”
What year did I go to Jamaica with Julia?
In March 2019. It’s backed by 12 photos in Negril and a voice note of yours.12
- [1] 12 photosNegril, Jamaica · March 2019
- [2] Your voice noteMarch 2019
Legacy
What your family inherits
You choose what stays with your family: what you lived and also what you know, like Grandma’s cake recipe. When you’re gone, your heirs get access to it: your words, your voice and your photos, with the context you gave them.
Trust
What we promise
- The original evidence is never touched.
Your audio, photo and text stay exactly as you sent them. Whatever the app organizes goes alongside, never on top.
- Every answer cites its sources.
And “I have no record of that” is a valid answer. We’d rather say that than make something up.
- Deleting means deleting.
What you delete isn’t kept in any corner.
- An encrypted vault per family.
Your memories live encrypted, and no model is trained on your data.
- Take everything with you, free.
A full export in open formats: originals, transcripts, one JSON per memory and an index.html that opens offline.