
askora - Memory Journal
Find what you wrote, by memory
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askora keeps what you wrote down so you won't forget it. When you need it, ask in the words you remember.
It answers with your own words and the date. If your entries don't say, it tells you so.
Ask in the words you remember
Ask "What was the name of that restaurant?" and askora shows the sentences you saved, with their dates, exactly as you wrote them. When it finds no evidence, it does not make one up. It says it could not find it in your entries.
Write
Type, speak, and add photos. One entry holds up to 10 photos. They are shrunk on your device and stripped of location data before upload. The AI does not read photos.
Import
Bring entries from Notion, Obsidian, Evernote, Google Keep, Day One, Bear, KakaoTalk "chat with myself", and MD or TXT files.
Vault
Entries in the Vault are always left out of AI recall, AI replies and AI voice. Open it with your PIN or Face ID.
Underline and read aloud
Underline a sentence while you read and add a one-line note. The original text does not change. Entries can be read aloud.
AI reply
A short word of encouragement is added only to entries where you turned it on. No advice, no diagnosis.
Your entries stay yours
Export to Markdown, PDF, TXT or JSON, and import them back, at any time. After the trial you can still read, search, export and delete what you wrote. No ads, and your entries are not sold.
How it works
Every feature is free for 30 days after you sign up, with no card needed. After that, new entries and AI recall need a subscription. You subscribe in the app. Payment is charged to your Apple account and renews automatically unless canceled. Manage or cancel it in the App Store.
The app is available in Korean, English and Japanese. Your entries are not translated.
Terms of Use: https://app.askora.me/terms
Privacy Policy: https://app.askora.me/privacy
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What's New in askora
1.0.21
October 6, 2026
The bottom bar and the writing screen now work like Threads: a Write button in the center and a one-line row of icon tools. On Home, a swipe from the left edge opens the library menu and a swipe from the right edge opens quick recall. Swiping back follows your finger, the entry reader fills the screen, and the leave dialog is clearer.
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