Local Memories
The messages you keep on this iPhone are read on-device. Addresses, passwords, plans, rules and debts become a page you can search, with a link back to the source.
A memory for every conversation
Talk. Remember.
Keep the good ones.
Memories writes down what a conversation decided — the Wi-Fi password, the plan, who paid for what — and keeps it next to the message that said it. Sign in when you want to meet people and join the community. Keep it local when you do not.
iPhone18+Local facts stay on this device. Community traffic is encrypted.
Sam · Lake House Crew
heads up the lake house wifi is Dockside2024
✦ Filed into this page
Wi-Fi password
Dockside2024
Written on this iPhone. Nothing is read on our servers.
Two kinds of memory
A private workspace.
An optional community.
Online community
Sign in with Apple or email to discover people, share a public moment and talk one to one. Messages and photos are delivered through Tencent IM.
Privacy by default
No analytics SDK, no advertising identifier, no contact upload. The local workspace stays local; community traffic uses an encrypted transport.
How it works
Say it once.
It stays written.
Talk as usual
Keep talking in the local workspace. Memories reads the messages on this iPhone, not on a server.
Memories writes it down
When a message contains a durable fact, the app files it under Logins, Places, Decisions, Dates, Rules or Who Owes Whom. You can edit it or open the source.
Meet people when you want
Sign in with Apple or email to unlock People, Feed and Chats. Continue on this device to stay a Guest with the local workspace.
The boundary
Two memories.
One clear line.
The local workspace and the online community are separate. Local facts are not uploaded by the community client. Signing out returns you to the welcome screen; choose Continue on this device to keep using the local workspace. Deleting your online account is separate from deleting the app.