Memora: Your Digital Memory

Have you ever wondered who you lent a book to, where you stored something important, or what your time was in your first marathon? Memora helps you preserve those details and find them when you need them. Memora is more than a notes app or journal. It is a personal memory assistant powered by artificial intelligence: write or dictate experiences, everyday facts, family stories, preferences, recipes, anecdotes, and meaningful moments. Then ask Memora in your own words and quickly find what matters. With Memora 2.0, you can also preserve the stories of others. Create a personal memory space for yourself and separate spaces for your mother, father, grandparents, or anyone important to you. In the new Interview Mode, you can record a conversation while someone tells their story; the app transcribes and organizes it into one or more memories. Audio is not retained: only the written memory remains. Memora understands the difference between your memories and someone else’s. For example, it can answer, “Your mother’s friends were…” instead of attributing that story to you. KEY FEATURES Your personal memory: save experiences, everyday details, achievements, measurements, loans, recipes, object locations, and more. Interview Mode: preserve family stories through natural conversations. Memory spaces for people: create separate spaces for your own memories and those of loved ones. Smart search: ask naturally and find memories even when you do not use the exact words that were originally recorded. Automatic organization: Memora rewrites, categorizes, and extracts useful information from each memory. Share memories: share the memory spaces you created with your family. Siri: capture memories or ask quick questions with your voice. Audio privacy: recordings are used for transcription and are not kept as audio files. Over time, everyday details can become blurry. Memora helps you preserve your story, keep your family’s wisdom alive, and have your memories close whenever you need them. Download Memora and start building a memory that lasts.