Long Time,A little help remembering
You care about the people in your life. Keep the little details that show it.
Tell Long Time, No Clue about your day. It helps you remember who’s who, what matters to them, and what to ask next time.
Made for iPhone · Currently in invited beta
LONG TIME, NO CLUE
A little catch-up before you go.
Evanston courts
Julia’s wedding
How are the preparations going?
Jake’s deck plans
Has he had a chance to get started?
A story, not a form to fill out
Take a little tour. Pick a story, then follow the details.
THE LITTLE STORY YOU TELL
“Played pickleball with Maya and Jake at the Evanston courts. Their daughter Julia is getting married. Remind me in two weeks to look for a wedding gift. Jake recommended The Princess Bride.”
An illustrative demo with fictional people. Nothing is recorded or sent.
01 / TELL IT
After you see someone, tell the story in your own words. A quick voice memory or a few typed notes is all it takes.
“Played pickleball with Maya and Jake…”
Record your own recollection afterward. No need to record the conversation itself.
The best part isn’t the remembering
It’s how it feels to be remembered.
For your wonderfully full life
The people, places, plans and passing recommendations that make up your day.
Describe the person you’re thinking of. Find matches in the details you’ve already saved.
“Who was the guy from pickleball whose daughter is getting married?”
Could be Jake
Pickleball · daughter Julia · wedding
Keep movies, restaurants and other ideas with the person who shared them. Mark one as tried, then tell them what you thought.
Save a preference or something to ask, bring or check next time. Review it, confirm it, and keep it with the right person or place.
Optional arrival alerts need a saved location and permission.
Refresh your memory before a visit. With calendar permission, selected plans can help bring the right people and saved context together.
You confirm the match. The app doesn’t guess who’s definitely coming.
Revisit who you saw, practice names from saved clues, and spot a reason to reach out.
A small ritual for keeping people close.
Catch it while it’s fresh
Speak after a catch-up. Add little notes throughout a busy day. Start a capture through Siri, an iPhone shortcut or a widget.
You don’t need a polished story. Just the parts you want to keep.
Your memories. Your say.
These are people’s stories. We treat them that way.
Read the full privacy policyAI processing requires your consent. Location, calendars, contacts and notifications each have their own permissions.
Review what the app understood. Correct a detail, answer a question, or remove something you don’t want to keep.
Your memories are private to your account. Export your data or delete your account in the app. No ads or sale of personal information.
A few things you might wonder
No. You choose when to record your own account of what happened, afterward. You can type instead, including short notes you add throughout the day.
No. Your account data is stored securely with our service providers. With your consent, recordings and memory text go to OpenAI for transcription and organization. Group photos for name practice stay on your device. The privacy policy explains the details.
You can review and correct what it understood. AI can make mistakes; the app’s saved details and suggestions are there to help you remember, and you remain in control.
A dated reminder follows the timing you ask for. Suggestions to reconnect can appear on Home without an alert. Arrival alerts are optional and require a confirmed place, a linked reminder, notifications and background location permission.
Long Time, No Clue is currently available to invited iPhone testers through TestFlight. Email us to ask about joining the beta.
A little less “what was their name?”
Help us make everyday remembering feel a little more human.
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