Memory products only work when the privacy boundary is clear.
With Hemory, raw audio stays on your device and can be managed or deleted independently.
Your memory. Your control.
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Hemory gets more useful over time—not because it stores more files, but because it connects more context.
People. Topics. Decisions. History.
The longer it remembers, the more useful your AI becomes.
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“Someone mentioned this in a meeting” isn’t enough.
Hemory connects the speaker, topic, time, and source across conversations—so you can trace the context instead of relying on fragments.
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Most of what we say disappears before we need it.
Hemory listens throughout your day, organizing conversations by time, speaker, and topic—so you can ask what was decided, promised, or discussed and get a clear answer.
Available on iPhone, Android, and Apple Watch.
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Thanks for your question!
We're actively exploring both of these possibilities. At the moment, we don't have a timeline to share, but making Hemory more accessible to users in different regions—including potential availability on the China App Store and support for local payment methods such as Alipay—is something we're evaluating.
We really appreciate your interest and feedback, and we'll be sure to share any updates with the community as they become available.
Hemory memory can now connect to DeepSeek HARNESS over MCP.
Bring past conversations into your agent’s context—securely and read-only.
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Context shouldn’t stop at recall.
Hemory turns past conversations into briefs, insights, and next actions—so what you said can keep work moving forward.
Turn memory into momentum.
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Search finds files. Hemory finds meaning.
Ask what was decided, promised, or suggested—no filename, date, or exact phrase needed.
Get the answer with the relevant person and time attached.
Ask. Find. Remember.
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A transcript preserves words. Hemory makes them useful.
It connects conversations with the people, topics, facts, and decisions behind them—so context stays alive, not buried in an archive.
From conversation to clarity.
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Important context rarely waits for you to open a notes app.
A decision after the meeting.
A customer detail mid-call.
An idea between tasks.
With permission, Hemory captures what matters and turns it into a timeline. Comment “Hemory” for an invite code.
Stop searching recordings. Ask your memory:
• What did we decide?
• Who suggested it?
• What did the customer commit to?
Hemory answers from your real conversations—and shows the source. https://t.co/ktARYFOkcA
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Decisions, promises, next steps—most vanish by day’s end.
With permission, Hemory turns conversations into a timeline, connecting what matters so you can act without starting from zero.
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Hemory is live.
Always-on listening turns everything you live through into private, searchable memory for you.
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