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How it works
Tell it
Mention things as they come up, even months apart.
- Saved June 10Sarah mentioned she'd love to take a pottery class someday.
- Saved August 1Dad keeps saying his old grill is on its last legs.
- Saved September 17Jake is obsessed with anything about space. Wants a telescope.
Remember sorts it
Under the right person, next to their birthday.
- Sgift idea
Sarah
Friend · November 30
- Dgift idea
Dad
Dad · December 16
- Jgift idea
Jake
Nephew · January 28
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It connects things you said months apart.
You asked: Whose birthdays are coming up in the next two months, and what have they said they'd like?
Two birthdays are coming up in the next two months:
Sarah, November 30: she's mentioned wanting to take a pottery class1
Dad, December 16: he keeps saying his old grill is on its last legs, so that could be a hint2
Jake's is January 28, a bit further out. He's been wanting a telescope3.
For the moments that matter
Every answer below is a real reply from Remember. Only the notes are made up. We wrote them ourselves as demo data.
A photo, years later
Grandma's recipe card, saved Thanksgiving 2024
You asked: What's the secret in Grandma's apple pie?
The secret is a splash of apple cider1.
Family stories
Three dinners, two years apart
You asked: What has Grandpa told me about his Navy years?
He joined at 17, in 1952, by lying about his age1
Radioman on the USS Bremerton — he can still do Morse in his sleep2
The forearm tattoo is from Yokosuka, the night before they shipped home in 19553
Caring for a parent
Six months of appointments and offhand remarks
You asked: What should I bring up at Dad's cardiology appointment?
He's been dizzy twice this week — what his cardiologist said to watch for after lowering the metoprolol to 25 mg1
He's stopped filling in the blood pressure log1
He wants to ask about swimming, and whether he still needs the lisinopril2
Hosting friends
Five offhand remarks over thirteen months
You asked: What should I make for dinner? Jess, Mark and Priya are coming
Jess reacts badly to dairy — the ice cream at the lake did her in, so best to skip dairy1. She's also a hit with lemon and olive oil cake, in case you want a dessert idea2
Mark won't eat mushrooms, a texture thing rather than an allergy3, and he loves bringing a bottle of Douro red, so a dish that pairs with a red would be great4
Priya is vegetarian but does eat fish, so a fish main could work for everyone if you keep it dairy-free and mushroom-free5
So: a dairy-free, mushroom-free fish dish, the Douro red Mark will bring, and maybe that lemon olive oil cake for dessert.
Bills, warranties, the house
Not one of these notes mentions a date coming up
You asked: What's coming up that's going to cost me money?
Times subscription: the $4 intro rate rises to $17 a month after the first year1
Car registration: due every October, around $952
HVAC service plan: renews automatically each spring, $1893
Water heater: it's from 2012, and these last 12 to 15 years, so a replacement could be coming4
Reminders that find you
Friday
Cancel the trial before it renews — you said it's $89.
Saturday
Last day to return the lamp — the receipt said 30 days.
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Questions
Is what I save private?
Yes. It's yours alone unless you share it. We never sell it and never show ads. The AI companies we use don't train on it. You can export or delete everything anytime.
What happens after the free trial?
There's nothing to cancel. You're never charged unless you choose a plan. To keep adding after 30 days, pick Remember or Remember+. If you don't, your account becomes read-only. Everything you saved stays viewable, searchable and exportable for a year. Choosing a plan brings it all back. After that year it's deleted, and we email you before it is.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Open Remember in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen. Then it works like any other app, notifications included. It works on computers too, and everything stays in sync. App Store and Google Play versions are on the way. How to add it to your phone
Can I share with family and friends?
Yes, with anyone. Share a person, a life area, a note or a reminder with family, friends or a caregiver. They choose whether to accept, and nothing reaches their account until they do. Everyone keeps their own account, and everything you don't share stays private.
What happens to my Remember after I'm gone?
You choose who it passes to. Name a legacy contact, and after you pass they can read everything you saved, exactly as you left it, for free. Anything you'd rather keep private stays out. It can keep passing down the family, too. How legacy works
Is it hard to set up?
No. Write your first note in about ten seconds, and a short guided setup walks you through the rest.
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