Say it — I'll remember. Ask — I'll find it.

Things people tell it

• Where things are. “I put the passports in the blue folder on the top shelf.” Weeks later: “Where are the passports?”
• What someone said. “The plumber comes on Thursday after two.” “The teacher said: gym shoes on Fridays.”
• Details you’ll need again. “The bedroom window is 120 by 90.” “Anna’s son is called Max.”
• Plans. “Buy flowers for mum on Saturday.” Then: “What did I want to buy this weekend?”

How it works

1. Press the big button and say it, then press again. Your words are saved on your phone with the date — even offline, if your phone recognises your language without the internet. When you’re online, your first 50 notes, and all notes with a subscription, then go, for most languages, through a speech model on our server, which writes them down again from your voice. Pause to think if you need to. No typing, no titles, no folders.
2. Tap Ask and ask in your own words. It answers from your notes and shows which note the answer came from.
3. Changed your mind? Just say it again: “Not Thursday — Friday.” Answers use your newest note. Or tap Ask and say: “Forget what I said about the plumber.”

Why it’s different from a notes app

• Nothing to organise. You never sort, tag or name anything.
• Easy to read. Large text on every screen and big buttons.
• You can still look. All notes by day, with search that works on your phone without AI.
• Ask instead of searching. You don’t need to remember the exact words you used.
• Your notes stay with you. They are kept on your phone, and in its Google backup if backup is on — not in an account in our cloud.

My notes

• By day, newest first, in large type.
• Search on your phone, without AI.
• Read aloud and Delete, one note or several at once — Remember asks before deleting.
• Only the phone’s text. A switch that turns off our speech model for notes, questions and “Forget…”: the app uses your phone’s text, and the sound doesn’t go to our server. The text of a question still goes through our server to the AI.

Good to know

• It answers only from what you told it. It doesn’t search the internet.
• Saving notes works without the internet if your phone recognises your language offline. Answers need the internet; offline, your question waits on the phone.
• AI can make mistakes. Check what really matters.
• Remember tries to spot card numbers, IBANs and PIN or password numbers, in notes and questions, and doesn’t keep them or pass them to the AI. By then your voice may already have reached Google or our server, and it can miss some, so please don’t dictate them, or any other password.
• Our speech model doesn’t cover every language yet. In Swedish, Danish, Lithuanian, Latvian, Slovenian and Greek, our server usually drops the sound unheard and uses your phone’s text. These notes don’t use up your first 50, and in these languages the subscription covers questions.
• Only for adults (18+).

Your data, your decision

• While you have free questions or a subscription, tap Ask and say “Send me all my notes” — you get all your notes as a file to keep or send.
• While you have free questions or a subscription, tap Ask and say “I withdraw my consent” — Remember offers you that copy first, then erases your notes from the phone.
• In My notes, no question needed: Send file, Erase all, Withdraw consent — and Delete for a single note.
• If you mention your health or other sensitive matters, it is kept and sent like any other note. You agree to this in the short notice before the first recording.

Questions

• How much does it cost? Notes are free, as many as you like. For most languages, your first 50 notes go through the speech model on our server; after that, this comes with a subscription, and free notes use your phone’s recognition. 50 questions free, then €3 a month, with a monthly limit of 2,000 online notes through the speech model and 2,000 questions, no ads. Cancel any time in Google Play. Subscription terms
• Do I need an account? No. Install it and press the button.
• Who hears what I say? While you speak, Google’s speech recognition service on your phone writes down your words; for some languages it sends your voice to Google’s servers. For your first 50 notes, all notes with a subscription and your questions, the app also sends the recording to our server in the Netherlands, where, for most languages, our own speech model turns it into text. The recording doesn’t go to Anthropic or to anyone else. Offline, a note stays as your phone heard it, and no sound waits to be sent. Saving a note sends nothing to Claude. When you ask, Remember sends the text of your question and your notes — all of them while you have up to 50, then only the ones needed — through our server to Claude, the artificial intelligence by Anthropic (United States). Our server doesn’t save the sound or the text. An answer, with the words of your question, stays in working memory so your phone can ask again: it is reused for up to 5 minutes, then cleared when the server next handles a request or stops. On Android 12 and older, when a note or question goes to our speech model, the app records it itself, without Google’s service, so your words appear only after you finish. Other steps on older phones can differ too. Your notes are stored on your phone and, if backup is on, in its Google backup. Which languages? How your data is handled
• What if I lose my phone? If Google backup is on, your notes come back on a new phone.
• Can my parents use it? Yes — see “Setting it up for someone else?” on the home page.