I · Android
ForgetME
Hold. Speak. Done. · In testing
ForgetME turns a ten-second voice note into an organised memory, automatically. Hold a button, speak, release; the note is cleaned and categorised in about a second, lands in one timeline, and comes back by asking rather than scrolling.
Press and hold anywhere to speak. Release, and it files itself.
The problem it was built for
The problem was never memory. It was the four seconds between having the thought and getting it down. Good ideas strike while you are driving, walking, or falling asleep — and they are gone before you have reached for a notes app, found the right folder and started typing. ForgetME removes every one of those steps except speaking.
How it works
- Press-and-hold capture. Hold anywhere, speak, release. A glowing orb and live audio bars react to your voice, so you can see it is listening without looking at a transcript.
- Auto-structured. Every capture is titled and sorted into Idea, Task, Reminder or Location — automatically. No manual tagging, no folders to maintain.
- Ask your memory. Ask in plain language about anything you have saved. ForgetME answers, and shows you the exact memories the answer came from.
- Refine with AI. Tidy, expand or restructure any memory after the fact — without losing the original.
- Shareable cards. Any memory becomes a clean, solid-colour card, ready to post.
- Cloud sync and backup. The second brain follows you across sessions, backed up rather than trapped on one device.
Where to get it
The Android build is a direct download from the site; your browser will ask you to allow installs the first time. A Google Play listing is on the way.
Policies
ForgetME's policies are published on the app's own site and are maintained there, so there is only ever one authoritative copy:
Contact
Questions about ForgetME: aarishhfaruqi@gmail.com