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Speak or type naturally.
Say it out loud or type it in. A sentence, a story, a name, a photo note, or a reminder you do not want to lose.
Voice, text and gentle prompts
Remember what matters.
DeepRecall is a calm, private memory companion. Speak, type, or drop in a thought whenever it comes to you. Later, ask what happened, or let it gently remind you when something deserves a nudge.
End-to-end encrypted
Voice or text
Helpful reminders. Never a feed.
11:42Today
Ready · voice or text
A companion, not homework
Add things as they happen.
No streaks. No blank page. Say it, type it, save a thought after a walk, or answer a quiet check-in when DeepRecall notices something worth keeping.
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It understands quietly.
DeepRecall recognises people, places, moods, tasks, and recurring threads without turning your life into a dashboard.
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It can reach out.
Ask a question, set a reminder, or receive a gentle prompt: “You wanted to check in with Sarah after her appointment.”
Quiet intelligence
A memory you can ask.
DeepRecall should feel less like software and more like a patient companion. It finds the tiny detail years later, then brings it back when it is useful now.
Ask or tell DeepRecallPrivate
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Sarah said Tuesday felt a lot, but she still wanted to go. I can remind you to message her tomorrow morning.
3 memories · 1 reminder suggested
People
The people that matter.
Family, friends, neighbours, carers and old colleagues, remembered by context rather than contact cards.
Moments
Voice, text, and photos.
Quick notes, long stories, photos with context, late-night thoughts, and things you remember on the bus.
Proactive
Useful without being needy.
Gentle reminders, follow-up questions and check-ins when you have asked it to keep something in mind.
Continuity
Kept useful.
Your stories, commitments, relationships, and everyday details stay available when you need them.
Privacy by design
Built for trust, not attention.
Three promises, not features. Your memories never become training data. They’re encrypted before they leave your phone, with a key only you hold. And there is no feed to pull you back into.
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Your memories never train AI.
Not ours. Not anyone’s. Your stories are not a dataset, and they will never be training material for somebody else’s model.
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Even we can’t read them.
Your passphrase derives the encryption key on your phone. What hits our servers is ciphertext. Lose the passphrase and we cannot recover your memories — that is the point.
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No feed. No engagement traps.
DeepRecall only nudges you when you have asked it to. No streaks, no badges, no daily quota. It exists to be useful, not to keep you scrolling.
From the founder
Why I’m building this.
I’m Alexander. I’ve seen people I care about — family, friends of family — start to forget. Names, the way home, the thread of a conversation. And I’ve seen how frustrating it is for them, and how quietly the people around them pick up the thread, over and over.
DeepRecall is for both of them. For the person who wants to hold on to a little more. And for the people next to them, already remembering on their behalf.
— Alexander, founder
Pricing
Simple enough to explain.
A free place to begin. A membership for lifelong memory, proactive reminders and richer context.
Free
£0
Voice and text capture, recent memories, and private search to help you start.
- Voice or text entries
- Recent memories searchable
- End-to-end encryption
Membership
£8
Unlimited memories, patterns, proactive reminders and continuity features as they ship.
- Unlimited voice and text memories
- People, places, tasks, and patterns
- Proactive reminders and gentle check-ins
- Continuity features included
Closed beta
Try it when it is ready.
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