
Personal Memory Apps Remember Everything Except the People
The personal memory category remembers your documents, meetings, and notes. It remembers almost everything except the humans. Here's the version built for people.
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Announcements from the Amicai team — what shipped, why, and how to use it.

The personal memory category remembers your documents, meetings, and notes. It remembers almost everything except the humans. Here's the version built for people.

Every life event reminder app is really a date app — birthdays, anniversaries, confetti. The events that decide whether people feel cared for never start as dates.

Most reminder apps can tell you it's been 30 days since you talked to someone. The useful version remembers why you meant to text them in the first place.

Sideloading on Android is not automatically unsafe, but it is not automatically safe either. Here's the plain-English checklist worth using before you install outside Google Play.

I searched for a relationship intelligence app. The whole first page was B2B sales CRMs. The phrase belongs to the people we love — not the deals we close.

This week we wired up Promptfoo to red-team Amicai's own LLMs. 158 adversarial probes, zero PII leaked. Here's what we found and what we're hardening.

How to actually evaluate whether an AI app's data handling is safe — six concrete questions, beyond the marketing copy that says 'we take privacy seriously.'

Most birthday reminder apps generate generic AI greetings. The version that works actually knows what's going on in the person's life.

A court ordered OpenAI to produce 20 million ChatGPT logs. Anthropic quietly cut retention. Apple is going on-device. Here's why the two big things Amicai shipped — bring your own provider key, and on-device AI on Android — are the direction we're going to keep pushing.

Three stories from the last six weeks — Tumbler Ridge, the Claude Code rollback, and the Sanders report — and why they keep me building Amicai the way we do.

For six months journaling in Amicai was write-only. The chat agent never read your entries; the contact profile never grew. That's the loop we just closed.

Most "relationship apps" on Android are couples apps, chatbots, or trackers. We wanted something simpler: an Android app that helps you notice the people you are about to lose touch with.

I keep a small notebook next to my bed. The pages finally have somewhere to go — linked to the people you wrote about, read by the AI that already knows them.

Phone calls carry more real information than almost any other conversation. Then the phone goes in your pocket and the details start leaking out by the minute. Here's the small card we built for the ten minutes after.

You thought of the thing to text Marcus in the cereal aisle on Tuesday. By the time you got home, it was gone. Here's what we built to hold those thoughts until you have two minutes to act on them.

"We should grab dinner sometime." "Let's do that hike before it gets cold." The text-thread graveyard is real — and the fix is boring: plans need to live somewhere other than the thread they were made in.

Once in a while, a chat agent says something back to you that's slightly truer than you were willing to say to yourself. Most AI tools let that moment vanish into a chat log. This one doesn't.

Plans come up in conversation and then evaporate. Now Amicai puts them on your calendar with one tap.
Every relationship tracking app is built for couples. None of them help with the 30 other people who matter in your life.

We don't do full end-to-end encryption. Here's exactly what we do instead, why, and what Apple's E2E track record tells you about the gap between security marketing and security reality.

Most AI apps want access to everything. We built a feature that lets you decide exactly which conversations the AI never touches.

A friend said Amicai felt like Salesforce for friendships. He's right to worry — but wrong about what it actually does. Here's the difference between managing relationships and noticing them.
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