Meminit
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Never walk in cold.

Talk for twenty seconds after you meet someone. Meminit saves their job, their kids, what they were excited about, and reminds you before you meet again.

Later, before you meet again
Say a name, school, job, interest, company or family member, whatever you remember.Met Eric Chen at the payments conference. He's a PM at Kestrel Pay, with two kids, Mike and Sophia. Sophia just won a state debate competition.
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Eric Chen's profile in Meminit.

Memory fades. Notes don't.

What research says about names and the people in your life.

The forgetting curve
Lists of made-up words, tested 20 minutes to a month later.
Memory
The forgetting curve
Time after learningKept
20 minutes later58%
1 hour later44%
9 hours later36%
1 day later34%
2 days later28%
6 days later25%
31 days later21%
Kept = time saved relearning. The Meminit line is an illustration.Ebbinghaus, 1880; repeated in 2015 · PLOS ONE
53%

of US adults say they're bad at names after a first meeting

YouGov, 2018 · 2,468 US adults
Every other day

people in a diary study were forgotten by someone they know

University of Aberdeen, 2018
50%

higher odds of survival for people with strong relationships

148 studies, 308,849 people · PLOS Medicine, 2010

Next week, you see Eric again.

Same coffee, two ways it can go.

Eric Chen
Friday, 11:00 AM · coffee
His name is on the tip of your tongue. You avoid saying it.
You ask what his kids are called. Again.
Sophia's state debate win? Forgotten.

People forget personal details most (48%). Even forgiven, it stings a little.

University of Aberdeen, 2018

See it in the app

Five real screens. Tap to skip ahead, hold to pause.

Everyone in one place

Your people in groups, today's meetings on top.

Quick: what did Sophia just win?
Meminit kept it for you.

Made for anyone who meets people

Pick a moment to see what Meminit keeps.

Jenna Park
Mia's mom · class 2B
Mia loves horsesParty on the 14th
Before you meet: pickup at 3:15 PM

Privacy

AI only with your consent

Nothing goes to AI without your consent. Withdraw it any time in Settings.

Your people stay yours

No one else sees who you've saved. You only share your own card.

Signing in with Google

Meminit gets your name and email to create your account and sign you in.

Google Calendar, if you connect it

Meminit reads upcoming events to remind you, and writes only when you add, change or remove a meeting in Meminit. Calendar data is never sent to AI, sold or used for ads.

Delete any time

Disconnect the calendar, wipe your data, or delete the account for good.

Information

Available on
iPhone, Android and the web
Languages
English and Korean, with automatic translation
Offline
Search and edit with no signal. It syncs when you're back.
Account
Sign in with Google, Apple or email, or try it as a guest

Questions

Short answers, taken from our privacy policy and terms.

Yes. It's free on iPhone, Android and the web.

No. Start as a guest and add an email later to keep your notes. Guest notes left unused for 30 days are deleted.

No. Only after you tap the mic, for up to a minute.

Only you. Your QR code shares just the details about yourself that you pick.

No. With your OK, AI reads a note only to pull out the details.

Yes. Delete your account in the app and it's all gone right away.

Say hello

Questions, ideas or a bug? Write to us any time.

meminit.app@gmail.com
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Ready for your next hello?

Talk for twenty seconds. Meminit does the remembering.