It listens, always on
My phone remembers my day? Show me.
“It's like a continuous listening that turns everyday conversation into a searchable, reusable memory.”
Teardown 10
Hemory
A memory that hears everything, wired in by hand
“Continuous listening on your phone or watch that turns everyday conversations into a searchable, reusable memory, connected to Claude Code through an MCP server, so you stop forgetting things and stop writing summaries manually.”
10 screens · about 3 min
start ▶I forget half of every meeting. I want my AI to remember it.
hemory · hemory.com
Fig. 1: Hemory's home page: always listening, and a phone that keeps my day.
hemory.com · download
HemoryFeaturesPricingBlogDownload
Download Hemory
Get the app for your phone. The file downloads straight from hemory.com.
↓Download for Androidhemory.apk↓Download for iPhone / Machemory.dmg
hemory.com/download → hemory.apk · saved to Downloads
Fig. 2: The download page as he saw it: a file straight from their site, no store.
Straight from their site
Straight from their site. Feels direct.
“But that definitely makes it more Feel makes it feel more trustworthy when a person who is actually coming to the website and downloading the app.”
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Step 2 of 3Listening · off
Before you start listening
What Hemory collects, and how your data is sent.
WHAT WE COLLECT
Your conversations, turned into text you can search.
HOW IT'S SENT
To your private, searchable memory.
AUDIO
No audio is kept. It becomes a searchable index.
YOU DECIDE
Listening only starts when you turn it on.
I understand · Continue
You can read this again in Settings.
Fig. 3: After login: what they collect and how it's sent, before anything listens.
They say what they keep
They say what they keep before I start.
“they provide information on what they will be collecting and the way they will be sending data, which was I think. Crucial from their end because privacy is a concern if your mobile phone is listening whole day.”
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☰Listeningon
⌕ Search your memory…
MON13TUE14WED15THU16FRI17
09:00
WORK09:00 – 09:20
Voice note on the way in
10:30
MEETING10:30 – 11:15
Weekly team sync — launch plan
SamLee12:30
MEAL12:30 – 13:15
Lunch with Sam
Sam15:00
MEETING15:00 – 15:30
Customer call
AnaHomeTimelineOutputsAgent
Fig. 4: Listening: my day as moments on a timeline, and a search box.
My day, searchable
My day, in moments I can search.
“all the audio data is converted into a searchable index similar to a rack pipeline, but they have created their own format of doing it.”
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‹ Agents
Connect to Claude Code
Connector not yet
MCP server set up by prompt
Copy this prompt and paste it into Claude Code:
Add the Hemory MCP server to Claude Code and connect it to my memory. serial: 4f9c2a71-••••-••••-••••-••••-91b7e2d0 Then test it with search_memory.
Copy prompt
Paste it on the computer where Claude Code runs.
Fig. 5: Connecting Claude Code: no connector, just a prompt with a serial to copy.
A prompt, on my phone
A prompt with a serial number. On my phone.
“they do not have a connector yet, but they have an MCP that you can set it up, which you can just copy paste the prompt.”
the hand-off
1 copy on phone2 send to laptop3 paste in Claude Code
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Connect to Claude Code
Add the Hemory MCP server… serial: 4f9c2a71-••••-91b7e2d0
✓ Prompt copied
send
Messages · to myself
Add the Hemory MCP server… serial: 4f9c2a71-••••-91b7e2d0
copy again, paste
✻ Claude Code
› Add the Hemory MCP server… serial: 4f9c2a71-••••▌
› Add the Hemory MCP server… serial: 4f9c2a71-••••▌
Fig. 6: The hand-off: phone, to laptop, to terminal.
Three hops to connect
Phone, to laptop, to terminal. Three hops.
“To set it up, you have to copy the prompt, send it to your laptop and then send it to the Claude code.”
Terminal — claude
✻ Claude Code · ~/work
MCP · hemory · connected
› what did we decide about the launch date?
⏺ hemory search_memory (MCP)
⎿ "launch date" · 3 moments
⏺ In Tuesday's team sync you agreed to keep the date and move the extra feature to the next release.
› now help me fix this bug
⏺ hemory search_memory (MCP)
› ▌
? for shortcutshemory ● connected
Fig. 7: Claude Code with Hemory: memory on every question, and no off switch.
No off switch
Is it in every chat now? I want an off.
“if it sits all the time it I would not want it to always have the memory of all my conversation I do want it to sometimes not have the memory as well”
a coffee, my phone on the table
…and don't tell anyone yet.My lips are sealed.● Listening
Fig. 8: A coffee with a friend, my phone on the table, listening.
They never said yes
My friend never said yes to this.
“what is the privacy of the other person that is not dedicated or shown in this audio. So the consent part is, is that taken from both the side or not.”
Terminal — claude
✻ Claude Code · ~/work
MCP · hemory · connected
› what did we decide about the launch date?
⏺ hemory search_memory (MCP)
⎿ "launch date" · 3 moments
⏺ In Tuesday's team sync you agreed to keep the date and move the extra feature to the next release.
› now help me fix this bug
⏺ hemory search_memory (MCP)
› ▌
? for shortcutshemory ● connected
Terminal — claude
✻ Claude Code · ~/work
✓ Hemory connected · one tap on my phoneNo prompt to copy, no serial to move.
› now help me fix this bug
⏺ Memory is off in this chat. Working from the code only.
› ▌
? for shortcutsMemory in this chat onoff
Fig. 9: The same Claude Code window, before and after.
One tap, one switch
One tap to connect. One switch per chat.
“Needs a one-step connector, clear control over when memory is used, and a consent model for the other side of the conversation.”
B
Our grade
Remember with consent
Remember for me. Ask before remembering them.
“Very interesting product with real potential. Open questions around consent and platform restrictions.”