People who meet the same person twice
Sales, recruiting, real estate, consulting, founders. The second meeting is where those relationships are won.
iPhone · Android · English & 한국어
Never walk in cold.
You just met someone. Talk for twenty seconds. Meminit turns it into a real profile — their job, their kids, the thing they were excited about — and then buzzes you before you see them again.
Twenty seconds of talking. That is the entire input cost.
What it is
The whole idea, in thirty seconds
You just met someone. Before you put your phone away, you tap one button and talk like a human:
“Met Eric at the conference — he's a PM at Kestrel Pay, two kids, his daughter Sophia just won some competition he was really proud of.”
That's it. That's the whole job.
Meminit pulls that apart into a real profile — his job, his company, his kids and their names, what he was excited about — and files it. Then it watches your calendar. The next time Eric's name shows up on it, your phone buzzes thirty minutes before: you're meeting Eric, and here's everything you know.
You walk in and ask how Sophia's competition went. He will remember that you asked.
What it's for
The moment this fixes
Not “I forget names.” That’s the symptom. The real problem is this:
You’re walking into a meeting with someone you’ve met twice before. You know you like them. You know they told you something important — about their work, their kid, a trip they were taking. You cannot retrieve a single detail. So you open with “So… how’ve you been?” and the relationship stays exactly where it was.
Every professional relationship that stalls at “acquaintance” stalls there for this reason. Not because you didn’t care — because caring doesn’t survive contact with a calendar full of other people.
Who it's for
Anyone who is terrible with names
You ran into someone at an event and blanked completely. You don't need a system — you need twenty seconds.
People expected to remember many individuals
Teachers, therapists, coaches, nurses. One remembered detail is the difference between being handled and being known.
How it works
Three beats. That's the whole product.
01
Twenty seconds in
Tap the mic and talk like a human, up to a minute, with live captions as you speak. Mention three people in one recording and it sorts out all three.
02
It taps you on the shoulder
You don't have to remember to open it. It matches your calendar to the people you've saved and buzzes 10, 30 or 60 minutes before it matters.
03
They feel it
You ask about someone's kid by name. That's the difference between a contact and a relationship.
You're allowed to forget about this app
Put someone in once; the app works every day after that, whether or not you open it. Nothing here depends on a new habit.
Try it
You don't have to take my word for it
This is a working mock-up of the real thing, with a few people already in it. Tap the buttons at the bottom, open someone, or tap the mic and watch a profile write itself.
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Upcoming meetings
11:00 AMEric Chen
3:30 PMPriya Raman
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Daniel Okafor
Job: Engineering LeadCompany: NorthwindCity: Chicago
Family
A
Ada
Daughter
School: Fairmont Secondary
Meetings (1)
1 week ago
Sprint review. Just back from Lagos — Ada has started secondary school and he is nervous about the commute.
Eric Chen
Job: Product ManagerCompany: Kestrel PayCity: San Francisco
Family
M
Mike
Son
Major: Computer ScienceUniversity: Ridgemont
S
Sophia
Daughter
Grade: 11thSchool: Bayside High School
Meetings (2)
3 days ago
Met at the payments conference. His daughter Sophia just won a state debate competition — he was really proud.
1 month ago
Coffee near his office. Training for a half marathon in the fall.
Grace Liu
Job: ArchitectStudio: Fen & Co.Interest: Pottery
Family
No family saved yet.
Meetings (1)
2 months ago
Met at the Tuesday pottery class. Renovating a 1920s house and doing most of it herself.
Priya Raman
Job: Head of TalentCompany: Alder Health
Family
N
Nikhil
Son
Applying to: Music schools
Meetings (1)
2 weeks ago
Coffee after the hiring panel. Nikhil is applying to music schools and she is driving him to auditions.
Speak “I met Eric at the conference. He is a PM at Kestrel Pay and has two kids.”
Eric Chen›
Job: Product ManagerCompany: Kestrel Pay
Mike, Sophia
This meeting Sophia won a competition — he was really proud.
Everything it finds stays editable afterwards.
Check before saving
Nothing saved until you press Save.
Job: Product ManagerCompany: Kestrel Pay
MikeSon
SophiaDaughter
Every chip is editable, and so is the family it found.
CLICK TO BECOME FRIENDLY
Met Eric at the conference — he's a PM at Kestrel Pay, two kids, his daughter Sophia just won some competition he was really proud of.
Type it however you like.
TIP: Don't know what to say?
Say a name, school, job, interest, company, family — whatever you remember.
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11:00 AM
Eric ChenHarbour Roasters
3:30 PM
Priya RamanVideo call
Meminit buzzes you 30 minutes before each of these.
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LanguageEnglish
TimezoneAmerica/New_York
CalendarGoogle · connected
Meeting alerts30 minutes before
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WHAT TO SHARE
Name only
Name + selected details
Everything below
Bottom left
People
Everyone you've saved, most recently met first. Search reaches inside every stored detail — family names and notes included — and it works with no signal.
Tap anyone
Their profile
Their details, their family, and every meeting you've had — each with a one-line recap. Mention them again six months later and this page fills itself in.
Bottom centre
The mic
Tap it and say who you met, with captions live as you speak. Type it instead and you get an editable review before anything is saved.
Bottom right
Calendar
Connect Google Calendar or your phone's own, and Meminit matches upcoming events to the people you've saved. This is where the pre-meeting alerts come from.
Top right
Account
The avatar in the corner: language, timezone, calendar connection and alert timing. Your My card QR lives here, with the privacy pages and two clean ways to leave.
Why it works
The bottleneck was never storage
Every alternative fails at the same two points: capture costs more than the moment feels worth, and retrieval requires you to remember to retrieve. Meminit collapses both.
| The usual approach | Why it fails |
|---|---|
| Your memory | Works for about five people. Collapses past that. |
| A notes app | You have to type it, structure it, and then remember to go look at it. The retrieval step never happens. |
| A CRM | Built for deals, not humans. Requires desk time, fields and discipline. Nobody logs “his daughter won a competition” in a sales pipeline. |
| Phone contacts | A name and a number. No story. |
| Meminit | Twenty seconds of talking to capture. Retrieval comes to you, matched to your calendar, right before it matters. |
What you actually get
The profile writes itself
Names, job title, company, school, city, interests — plus family members with their own details, like “his son Mike, Ridgemont, sophomore.”
Alerts before it matters
Matched to your real calendar, 10 / 30 / 60 minutes ahead. Tap the notification and land on their profile.
Profiles that grow
Mention someone again months later and their existing profile fills in. No duplicates, no manual merging.
Every meeting kept
An append-only history with a one-line recap of each — and your original words preserved exactly.
Swap details with a QR code
Your own code, and you choose what it shares: name only, selected fields, or everything.
Search that reaches inside
Names, every stored detail, family names and notes. Instant, and it needs no network.
Works with no signal
The whole app opens and works offline. Edits queue and sync themselves when you're back.
English and Korean, end to end
The interface, the AI, the details it stores, and automatic translation between the two.
Private by default
Your people are yours alone
- Nothing is sent to AI without your explicit consent, and you can withdraw it any time in Settings.
- No sharing, no feed, no team, no social layer. The only thing you can share is your own card — and only as much of it as you choose.
- Two clean exits: wipe your Meminit data and keep your account, or delete your account permanently.
This is a diary, not surveillance. You're writing down what someone told you, in your own words, so you can be a better friend or colleague.
Read the full privacy policy →Fair questions
Before you install it
Isn't this just my Notes app?
Notes requires you to type it, organise it, and remember to open it. Meminit requires you to talk for twenty seconds, and then it comes to you.
Isn't this a CRM?
A CRM tracks deals. This tracks humans — including the parts no CRM has a field for. And it takes twenty seconds, not desk time.
I don't want another app to maintain.
Good. This one is designed to be forgotten. You put someone in once; the notification does the rest.
What if I don't want AI reading my notes?
Then don't turn it on. Consent is explicit and revocable, and the app still works — you just file the details yourself.
Do I need an account?
You can sign in with Google or Apple, or try it as a guest first. Either way it works offline.
Be the person who remembers.
Twenty seconds after the meeting. That's all this ever asks of you.