Memory

What gets saved, and where

Say “nura, save this” when you decide something, a date moves or you meet someone. Nuramem saves it to the right place and tells you where. There are six places, each for one kind of thing:

• Decisions — what you chose, and why.
• Plans — what is due, by whom, and by when.
• People — who they are and how you work with them.
• References — links, documents and sources worth keeping.
• Learnings — what you found out, so you don’t find it out twice.
• State — where things stand right now.

When something is tentative or unclear, it asks first.

“Don’t save that”, browsing, correcting, exporting

You decide what is kept. Say “nura, don’t save that” and it isn’t. In the web app you browse and search everything, correct what’s wrong, confirm what’s still true and delete anything. Export everything any time, in one go; deleting your account erases your records, with backup copies expiring within seven days.

The daily brief

The iPhone and Mac apps give you one calm nudge a day: what is due, what moved, what your teams saved. At the start of every chat, your AI gets the same picture — compact and current — so it starts knowing you.

Where your memory lives

In Nuramem’s own secure cloud — encrypted in transit and at rest, kept separate from every other user’s, and built so saves and recalls are instant. Turning your memory into the picture your AI loads means our systems read it — so we hold it, and we protect it accordingly. We never sell it and never use it to train AI models. Details in the Privacy Policy.

What Nuramem does not do

Nuramem keeps the record you wrote and consolidates it. It does not build a profile of you from everything you type — that is what the memory inside each AI lab’s own app does. It’s a record you wrote, not a profile built about you. How the others work, product by product: Compare.