Kindmemo
A private memory for the people you care about
What it does
Kindmemo remembers the little things about your friends and family — birthdays, gift ideas, what they said last time — and shows you the right detail before you meet or message them. Local-first, no account, no subscription. $1.99 once, iPhone.
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This update includes thoughtful improvements and fixes to help you capture details quickly and remember them when they matter. After you save your first person, Today quietly offers a next step: remember one little thing about them, then peek at their page when you’re about to meet. You can always say not now. Adding a new detail now starts with Partner until that person already has one. This update includes thoughtful improvements and fixes to help you capture details quickly and remember them when they matter. After you save your first person, Today quietly offers a next step: remember one little thing about them, then peek at their page when you’re about to meet. You can always say not…from apps.apple.com
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