It is a draft for you to review—not a fact and not a decision.
MemoryMesh Journal, voice notes, and Mira—together
Write it down.Talk it through.
MemoryMesh brings your journal, voice notes, moods, and conversations with Mira into one private space—so you can understand what keeps showing up over time.
Join the private beta01 Capture
Start with the thought you have.
Write a journal entry, record a voice note, or answer today's reflection prompt. Add a mood if it helps. There's no perfect way to begin.
02 Meet Mira
Tell Mira what would help right now.
Choose a response style—Listen, Unpack, or Next step—then talk through what's on your mind. Mira can use memories you've confirmed, and only when that context is useful.
03 Notice
Your entries add up to more than a streak.
Insights brings together journal entries, moods, weekly recaps, and possible patterns. Choose a time range and look back without rereading every entry.
Work came up often, especially on the days you felt stretched.
From insight to memory Always your call
A pattern may be worth remembering.You decide.
When a theme keeps coming up, MemoryMesh can suggest a Memory Bubble. You can confirm it, edit it, or skip it.
04 Signature feature · Bubble Memory
Your life, remembered on your terms.
MemoryMesh notices the themes you return to and turns them into suggested Memory Bubbles. You see every suggestion first. Only the ones you confirm can help Mira respond with context that feels like yours.
Nothing becomes a Memory Bubble until it sounds right to you.
Confirmed memories can make future reflections feel continuous and personal.
05 Designed with boundaries
Built for honest reflection.
Not false certainty.
Memory is yours to approve.
Mira uses confirmed Memory Bubbles as optional context. You can review or delete them at any time.
AI can get things wrong.
Reflections, recaps, and forecasts are possibilities—not facts, diagnoses, or medical advice.
Your controls stay visible.
Review memories and manage export or deletion requests from Privacy & Data.
Read the policy06 Private beta
Help shape what
MemoryMesh becomes.
We're inviting a small group of iPhone testers to use the app, tell us what feels useful, and point out what doesn't.
Ask to join