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Be the friend
who remembers.

The new job. The big move. The thing they were nervous about telling you.

Keep the little things close, pick up where you left off, and make the people you love feel remembered - even when life gets busy.

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Alex InghamJessica DaviesDavid Chen

For the friendships you want to keep close.

Two old friends reconnecting over coffee, smiling as one listens intently to the other. Familiar, comfortable, unhurried atmosphere.

“Wait, how did that thing with your new job go?”

That's the feeling.

Sound familiar?

Life moves fast. Friendship shouldn't have to keep up.

One minute, you're catching up every week. Then work gets hectic, someone moves away, and somehow three months have disappeared.

You still care. You still want to know how they're doing. You just can't remember every detail, find the right moment to reach out, or keep every friendship in your head.

And sometimes, when you finally meet again, you wish you could remember what they told you last time.

You're not a bad friend.

You're a person with a lot going on.

Friendship doesn't need more pressure. It just needs a little room to breathe.

The good stuff

Imagine picking up right where you left off.

Remember the details that make someone them. Reach out before another month slips by. Walk into a catch-up ready to listen, not scrambling to remember.

Remember the little things.

Their new job. The family situation. The exciting plan they've been working towards. Pick up the thread and ask, “How did that go?”

The details that matter

Find your way back.

Life gets busy. A gentle nudge can help you turn “We should catch up soon” into an actual plan.

Make time for each other

Be there, naturally.

You don't need a perfect memory to be thoughtful. Sometimes, remembering one small detail makes someone feel truly seen.

Show you care
Real moments

Every friendship has its little things.

“Wait, how did that interview go?”

Remember to follow up on the things that matter.

Friend smiling warmly over coffee sharing news

“How has it been three months already?”

Find your way back before too much time slips by.

Two friends laughing and hugging playfully

“Remind me what we talked about last time.”

Pick up where you left off naturally.

Friend comfortably sitting and recalling a story
Meet ConvoMemory

A little memory for the friendships you don't want to lose.

A private place to keep the stories, moments and little details you want to remember about your friends.

No need to write an essay after every coffee. Just capture a quick thought, and let ConvoMemory help you pick it up again later.

Your memories are private. Your friendships stay yours.
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Easy does it

Three little steps. More meaningful catch-ups.

No complicated forms. No pressure to remember everything. Just a little help keeping the connection alive.

01

Catch the moment

After you meet, jot down a quick thought or record a short voice note. Capture what matters while it's still fresh.

02

Keep the story

ConvoMemory summarises and organises your notes, making the important details easier to find when you need them.

03

Pick up where you left off

See what you last talked about and get gentle reminders when it's time to reach out again.

Made for real life

Little moments worth remembering.

Less mental juggling. More thoughtful follow-ups. A little breathing room for the friendships you care about.

Log New Interaction

Less typing. More living.

Got a lot on your mind after a catch-up? Speak naturally into a quick voice note. ConvoMemory turns it into an organised summary for later.

Reminders

2 NEW

Alex Johnson

You haven't met Alex in 6 weeks.

Jessica Davies

Jessica's birthday is coming up this weekend.

A little nudge at the right time.

Not sure who you haven't seen in a while? Get a gentle reminder to reach out before weeks turn into months.

Sarah Miller

Sarah Miller

Friend since 2018

18
Meetups
It's been 3 months since your last meetup

Quick Recap

Last time you met on Fri Jul 17 2026, you talked about her New puppy 'Bolt' and Marathon training. You promised to Ask about Bolt’s training, Check in on project launch.

Categorised Information

personal
  • • New puppy 'Bolt'
hobbies
  • • Marathon training
work
  • • Upcoming project launch

Action Items

Things to follow up
  • • Ask about Bolt’s training
  • • Check in on project launch

Timeline

Fri Jul 17 2026

Met for coffee at Blue Bottle. Sarah's training for a marathon and just got a new puppy named 'Bolt'. We discussed the upcoming project launch.

Mon May 18 2026

Dinner at Kin Khao. Talked about her recent trip to Japan and how she's enjoying the new role. She recommended a few spots in Kyoto.

Walk in ready to listen.

Take a quick look at your last conversation. Remember the important bits. Ask the follow-up question you've been meaning to ask.

A little reassurance

You don't have to be the friend who remembers everything.

You can love someone dearly and still forget what they told you three weeks ago.

You can mean to call and get swept up in work. You can have a dozen people you care about and still struggle to keep up with everyone's news.

That's life. Especially when you're juggling work, relationships, family, and everything else that demands a little piece of you.

Being a good friend isn't about having a perfect memory. It's about caring enough to show up.

ConvoMemory isn't here to grade your friendships, count your favours or tell you who deserves your attention.

It's here to give you a little breathing room - so you can be present with the people you care about, without carrying every detail in your head.

A note from the founder

Built for the friendships that matter.

I wanted to be a better friend.

Not in some grand, life-changing way. I just wanted to remember the things people told me, follow up on what mattered to them, and stop letting busy weeks get in the way of friendships I genuinely cared about.

I realised that caring about people and remembering everything about their lives aren't quite the same thing.

So I started building ConvoMemory - a little helping hand for the moments between catch-ups.

Because the people in our lives deserve to feel remembered, even when life gets busy.

Bal

Founder, ConvoMemory

Simple and easy

More room for the people who matter.

Start small. See if it helps. Keep going if it feels right.

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A little help remembering the people closest to you.

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  • Look back at previous catch-ups
  • Catch-up reminders
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Good questions

A few things you might be wondering.

Something else on your mind? We're all ears.

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No. ConvoMemory is private and for your eyes only. Use it to remember the things your friends share without making friendship feel like a formal process.
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Keep the people you love a little closer.

Remember the stories. Ask the follow-up question. Make the next catch-up happen.

You don't have to remember everything to be a great friend.

Start free. Take it at your own pace.