Ambrio: Private AI Keeper

Ambrio is a private AI keeper that lives on your phone. It remembers what you tell it, reminds you at the right moment, and takes action once you say yes. It remembers · Preferences, allergies and family details you mention in chat become organized memories · Snap a passport or ID: Ambrio reads the number and expiry date and files it in your vault · Spending, mood, weight and goal progress, all in one place It knows you (optional, off by default) · Apple Health (HealthKit): reads only steps, sleep, workouts, heart rate, weight, blood pressure and blood glucose, summarized once a day · Calendar: answers and reminders take your next few days into account · Import bank and card statements, preview, then log them in one tap It gets things done · "Remind me about my checkup next Wednesday at 3 pm" — the reminder is set · Adds calendar events, sets alarms, drafts messages, searches the web · Anything that changes your phone asks first and only runs after you tap Allow It thinks ahead · A morning brief with what is worth your attention today · Loan payments, card bills and money friends owe you, reminded on time · Passports, IDs and insurance policies reminded 180 / 90 / 30 / 7 days before they expire · Birthdays, budgets and overdue goals flagged in advance Your data is yours · Everything stays on your device by default, and you can use Ambrio without an account; sign in to sync across devices with end-to-end encryption · Ambrio asks for your consent before first using AI, and you can withdraw it anytime · Health data is never used for ads; only a daily summary is sent as context to the model service you choose · No ads, no third-party analytics or tracking; just one anonymous usage count you can turn off in Settings How it works: Ambrio runs on large language models. Sign in to an Ambrio account to use Ambrio Cloud (with a free daily allowance), or bring your own API key from OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, Zhipu, Qwen, Volcano Ark and others. Ambrio is not a medical device; health-related content is for reference only.