A memory you can talk to
Necory exists because the things worth remembering rarely arrive when you have a filing system open.
Someone pays you back in cash. A mechanic tells you a part number. You park somewhere you'll need to find again in a city you don't know. These moments don't fit in a notes app — by the time you've opened one and thought of a title, the moment has passed. So most of it stays in your head, and heads leak.
Necory's answer is to make saving as fast as saying. You text it like a friend — "save this warranty", "remind me on the 1st, every month", "remember Sarah owes me $50" — and it files everything into a vault it can reason over. Months later you ask a half-remembered question and get the exact record back.
What we believe
- It doesn't make things up. AI is wonderful to talk to and a terrible accountant. So Necory does the counting itself: it adds up your money, and when it says it saved or deleted something, that really happened. The AI does the talking, not the deciding.
- Multilingual is a floor, not a feature. Necory should feel native in English, Arabic (with real right-to-left design), and Spanish — not like a translation bolted on afterward.
- Honesty over comfort. Necory isn't "end-to-end encrypted" (sealed so even we couldn't read it), because the assistant has to read your content to help you. We say so on every page where it matters, and we protect your data as strongly as we can while still letting the app actually work.
- Your data has an exit. Full export on every plan. Deletion that actually deletes.
Where we are
Necory is launching on iOS and Android, in English, Arabic, and Spanish. The web app is on the roadmap.
Talk to us
We answer our own support email: support@necory.com. Feedback about what Necory should remember next is always welcome.