Memorae

Memorae is an AI memory agent that lives in WhatsApp, Telegram, Gmail, Chrome and mobile apps. You write or speak naturally and it organises, stores and acts on what you tell it, sending reminders, updating calendars and managing shared team lists.

Memorae positions itself as a memory layer sitting above the tools you already use. Rather than asking you to adopt another notes app, it intercepts the things you need to remember and turns them into structured items: reminders, lists, calendar entries and briefings. The pitch is aimed at people whose obligations are scattered across work, family and personal life, and who lose track not because they are disorganised but because the volume is too high for any single person to hold. The interaction model is conversational. You write or speak a sentence such as a request to be reminded about a payment every Friday, and Memorae parses the intent, files it, and schedules the notification. The homepage describes a four stage loop: capture by text, voice, photo or link, automatic organisation based on context, retrieval by meaning rather than keyword matching, and execution in the form of reminders, scheduling, drafting and notifications. There are no commands, formats or folders to maintain, which is the main differentiator against conventional task managers. Delivery happens inside channels people already open: WhatsApp, Telegram, Gmail, a Chrome extension, and mobile apps for iOS and Android. Google Chat and Slack are listed as coming soon. A separate Teams offering adds shared lists, reminders and handovers, so a single instruction can update a board or assign an item to a colleague and keep everyone in sync. The audience spans founders, executives, creatives, parents, freelancers, students, remote workers and caregivers, with explicit mention of ADHD use. Compared with a to-do app, Memorae trades structured project management for low friction capture. Compared with a general assistant chatbot, it is narrower and more persistent: the value is in what it retains and acts on later, not in open ended conversation.