MemoMe features

Features

What MemoMe actually does.

One product, used five ways. Ask for a field, reveal it safely, hand one line to a person, connect the AI you trust, and keep only the things that came from you. The mechanics underneath are the same.

AskAsk in plain wordsSay it the way you would out loud. Get the one field back, with the note it came from.Read more →RevealSee it without it touching a chat logThe value opens on your own MemoMe page. Never in the model’s context, never in the transcript.Read more →SendHand one line to a personOne field, one person, one deadline. Not the note it lives in, and not forever.Read more →ConnectLet the AI you trust use itOne browser sign-in. Field-by-field scope. Change your AI and the drawer stays put.Read more →KeepWhat belongs in the drawerThe handful of things the world can only get from you, not your archive.Read more →

The point

A careful assistant should say no.

We asked Codex for one of our own API keys through MemoMe. It declined, because it will not echo that kind of value into a chat log. That instinct is right.

MemoMe is built for exactly that moment. The assistant opened a one-time link instead of the value. We opened it, confirmed it was us, and copied the key. It never entered the model, the transcript, or the tool log.

See how Reveal works →

Who it’s for

Different people, the same drawer.

MemoMe is one product. What changes is which lines you keep reaching for.

Family

You are the one with the passport numbers, the insurance policy, the school forms and the alarm code. Someone is usually waiting on one of them.Ask · Send · Keep

The tangled money picture

Old 401(k) accounts you keep meaning to consolidate, a member ID you have re-read a dozen times, and no single place that says which account is which.Ask · Keep · Reveal

Building something with an AI

You are making your own app with Claude or ChatGPT. You want the key problems written down and a few secrets kept close, without a project board that never felt like yours.Keep · Reveal · Connect

Small teams

A few people who work on the same things and need shared context, without anyone’s private records leaking into it.Connect · Send

Where it sits

You probably already own three of these.

MemoMe is not trying to replace them. It covers the gap they were never built for: the handful of details that came from you, that someone is waiting on, and that you have to hand over exactly right.

Categories of product, not named competitors. Capabilities in every category change often; check the current documentation of anything you already pay for.
	A password manager	A notes app	An assistant's own memory	MemoMe
Built to hold	Passwords and logins	Pages and documents	The model's working context	The details only you can give
Pulling one value out	Open the app, find the entry, copy	Only if you remember where you filed it	It answers; you cannot check it	Ask in plain words; get the value and its source
Handing one line to a person	Share the entry, or the whole vault	Paste it into the message yourself	Not what it is for	One field, one person, one deadline, revocable
What a connected AI may do	Fill a login it has been approved for	Read the pages you connect	It is the memory	Retrieve it, use it, write the result back
Passport, policy and tax numbers	Holds them, but not why people buy it	Possible, and widely advised against	Often documented as never retained	Exactly what it is for
When you switch AI tools	Unaffected	Unaffected	Usually stays behind	The drawer stays; revoke one, connect the next

Invite-only beta

Start with one thing you keep looking up.

Not your archive. One line you have had to go and find more than twice this month.