Hemory.

Hemory listens on the phone or Apple Watch you already own and turns everyday conversations into private, searchable memory. Moments are split and labelled automatically, then exposed to Claude, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients through a search_memory tool so agents can answer from what you actually said and heard. Audio is processed as a stream with zero cloud audio retention; raw audio stays on the listening device. Plans range from a free trial to unlimited Max listening, with voice-activity detection counting only spoken time.

Meeting notes and ad-hoc recordings still leave people stitching context across days by hand, and AI tools forget what was said unless someone pasted a transcript.