Plain-language search
- Ask “mom’s passport number”, not a file path
- Works whether you saved a tidy field or pasted a long page
- Cross-language: ask in one language, find a note written in another
Features / Ask
Ask in plain words
You do not browse a folder tree or remember a title. You ask for the thing, in your own words, and MemoMe returns the field and where it lives.
screenshot · placeholderMemoMe retrieval: a natural-language query returns a single field and a link to the record it lives in.
One field, not the whole note
- The answer is the value you asked for
- The record it came from is one tap away
- Nothing else on that record is revealed in the process
The source travels with it
- Every answer names the note, task or private item behind it
- You can tell a current value from a stale one
- An assistant that recalls a fact cannot always show you where it got it. This can.
From MemoMe or from your AI
- Ask inside MemoMe, or from the assistant you already have open
- A connected AI runs the same search and fetch you would
- It never has to guess. It retrieves.
Who hits this
The tangled money picture
Four old 401(k) accounts, two insurers, a member ID you have re-read a dozen times. You ask which account is the rollover and get that line, not a spreadsheet.