Chats
Start fast, then stay present.
Open the app, start a new thread, or jump into recent conversations with a composer that mirrors the in-product chat entry point.
- Recent chat recall
- Thread-first interface
- Voice-ready composer
The AI agent built to stay inside the conversation
Memiry turns your iPhone keyboard into a quiet operator. Capture facts, preferences, and promises while you chat, then pull the right app into the thread when something needs to happen now.
Chat-native
Keyboard first
Built around the place conversations already happen instead of a separate destination.
Memory model
3 signal types
Preferences, facts, and episodes match the structure already exposed in the iOS app.
App graph
7 showcased
The onboarding flow already highlights Gmail, Docs, Calendar, Slack, Spotify, Resy, and Strava.
Quietly capable
Start a chat, save a detail, or trigger a tool without bouncing between tabs.
Chats
Open the app, start a new thread, or jump into recent conversations with a composer that mirrors the in-product chat entry point.
Memory
Free-form memory capture, editable records, and a profile snapshot turn scattered details into something the agent can use later.
Tools
Connected providers make the assistant useful when plans need scheduling, notes need pulling, or a next step should happen immediately.
Scroll-driven product story
The key section is pinned and scrubbed so the site tells one sequence: stay in the thread, save context, then act through connected apps.
01. Stay inside the thread
The product story starts where the iOS app starts: in a chat flow that avoids app-hopping and keeps the conversation moving.
02. Save the details
The memory tab already supports free-form processing plus structured edits. The site visualizes that as calm recall instead of noisy AI jargon.
03. Act through tools
The tools tab already centers provider connections and app-level actions. The site positions that as a transition from answer to action.
Conversation layer
Memiry lives where the message is being written, so the product feels like a quiet operator instead of a separate mode switch.
Voice + response style
Memiry already exposes tone, response depth, and timezone controls in the iPhone app. The website mirrors that positioning so users understand the product as a configurable assistant, not a static chatbot.
The iOS preferences already support formal, normal, casual, humorous, and zesty defaults.
Short, normal, informative, or detailed output settings make the assistant feel tailored before each thread.
Plans and scheduling language stay grounded with built-in timezone preferences.
The native iOS codebase already includes voice input and on-device TTS hooks, so the site can credibly sell a spoken layer.
Ready to install
The web experience sets the story. The iPhone app does the work.