Memory
Ask your life anything.
Your life is full of moments you were sure you'd remember — the promise in a voice note, the restaurant she mentioned, the number he told you once. Teriara keeps all of it, in order, and answers in plain words when you ask.
Everything, in order.
Calls, voice notes, messages, plans — kept as one continuous story of your life, not scattered across eight apps that each remember nothing. One thread, from then to now.
- The timeline of your whole life — private, complete, yours.
- Every conversation findable by who, when, or what it was about.
- Nothing expires. January still matters in June.
Plain words in, real answers out.
No keywords, no scrolling, no "search messages" despair. Ask the way you'd ask a friend with perfect recall — and get the answer, not a pile of maybes.
- "What was the name of Leah's doctor?"
- "When did we last talk about the lease?"
- "What gift ideas has mum dropped this year?" — every answer arrives with where and when it happened.
Promises, tracked from the moment you make them.
Said out loud counts. What you owe and what you're owed, remembered — and you're nudged before the deadline, not after it's already awkward.
- Your promises, with their due dates — however casually you made them.
- Their promises too: "he said he'd fix it by the 15th."
- A gentle runway: reminded while there's still time to keep your word.
Plans that don't dissolve.
Every life is full of beautiful plans that quietly evaporated. Teriara notices when something you cared about goes quiet — and asks whether it still matters, kindly.
- Dreams, plans and projects, tracked from dreaming to doing.
- A kind flag when something stalls: "you haven't mentioned the course in six weeks."
- Let go on purpose, or pick it back up — both count as wins.
Stalled · gently flagged
“The pottery class came up every week in spring. It's been quiet since June — still want it?”
You can archive a dream — that counts as an answer.
Relive any stretch.
A week, a trip, a friendship, a year — replay the story of any of it: what happened, what was decided, how it felt while it was happening.
- "Tell me about October" — and it can.
- Anniversaries that arrive with the actual memories, not just the date.
- The story of you and any person, from the day you met.
You and Dani drove to the coast "just to see it" — and declared it a tradition on the way home.
Want to hear the bit where you both started singing?
From the first hello to last Tuesday's call — the whole friendship, in order.
Your life,
on the record.
You're on the list — we'll be in touch.
Early access is rolling out slowly, by hand.