Use case
Never lose an important conversation.
What people tell you is the easiest thing to lose and the hardest to reconstruct.
The problem
A conversation leaves almost nothing behind. A week later you remember that something was decided, or that someone told you something that mattered, but not what it was.
How Memora helps
Record or write the part worth keeping while it is still close.
Add who was there and what it was about.
Ask about it later in the words you would have used at the time.
See the recording or note the answer came from.
Example questions
- What did Maya say about moving?
- When did Dad mention his surgery?
- What did we decide at dinner last Thursday?
Sources this draws on
Voice
Stories, thoughts, and conversations in the words they were spoken.
Read more ›People
The relationships that give a moment meaning.
Read more ›Calendar
The shape of a day: what happened, when, and with whom.
Read more ›Trust
A conversation is shared. Keep only your side of it, and only what you meant to keep.