Send Priya the revised scope
You promised it Tuesday. The thread and the old draft are attached.
Your life,
remembered.
An AI companion that holds every message, meeting and half-formed thought — so you never start from zero again.
01 The weight
Overwhelm isn’t a scheduling problem. It’s a memory problem.
You don’t feel buried because you have too many tasks. You feel buried because you are the only thing holding them together — across a dozen apps, none of which know each other, and none of which remember yesterday.
THE TABS
9 apps
Notes here, tasks there, the real decision buried in a thread. You are the integration layer.
THE RE-EXPLAINING
From zero
Every assistant you’ve tried starts each conversation as a stranger. You brief it again, every time.
THE LEAK
The thing you forgot
Not the urgent thing. The quiet one — the person you meant to call, the idea you never came back to.
02 The settle
You’re holding too much.
Everything you’re carrying, put down.
Today
3 things
Clinic called back — pick a slot
From your voicemail on Friday. Two dates work with your calendar.
You keep postponing the Q3 retro
Third week it's moved. Want to just do 20 minutes today?
Scroll — this is what Blink does with it
03 Why nothing else fixed it
Every other tool asks you to organise. Blink just remembers.
Folders, tags, projects, inboxes — every system so far has moved the work onto you. Blink takes the opposite approach: nothing needs filing, because everything you say and save accumulates into one memory of your life.
Every other assistant
Stateless
A brilliant stranger, every session. It can reason, but it has no idea who Priya is, what you decided in March, or why this month has been hard.
Search and RAG
Retrieval over documents
Finds the file you already knew existed. It can't tell you what's changed about a person, a project, or a pattern over time.
BlinkLife
An entity graph that compounds
People, projects, places and decisions, linked and dated. Six months in it knows your context. It gets more useful the longer you stay — and it's yours to inspect or export.
Career
Family
Health
Wealth
Your graph
11 entities · 4 life areas
17 links between them. Select any point to see what it remembers.
An example graph — yours is built from your own life.
04 What it does
One memory.
Everywhere you look.
Not separate products bolted together — different ways of looking at the same thing, which is why each one gets better the longer you stay.
Your day
One screen that already decided what matters
Not another inbox to triage. Blink reads your calendar, the threads you left open and everything you said you’d do — then puts the few things that will actually matter in front of you, with the context attached.
- Ranked by what you committed to, not by what arrived last
- Each card carries the history it came from
- What you don’t get to comes back when it’s relevant again
Send Priya the revised scope. Promised Tuesday. Thread and old draft attached.
Clinic called back. Two slots fit your calendar — Thu 9:40 or Fri 2:15.
The Q3 retro keeps slipping. Third week it has moved. 20 minutes today?
1 / 8
And the rest of it, all reading the same memory
Calendar
Your real day, read alongside everything else so Today knows what fits.
“you have 40 free minutes at 2”
Voice notes
Say it while you’re walking. Transcribed and remembered, not left in a file.
0:47 → filed, linked, searchable
Recordings & transcripts
Record a meeting and watch it transcribe, with commitments pulled out after.
41:20 · 2 speakers · 3 commitments
The memory graph
People, projects and decisions, linked and dated — and open to inspect.
priya · q3 launch · the move · health
AI Diary
A written account of your day, so a month later you can still see its shape.
“Tuesday was mostly the launch”
Inspect, export, delete
It’s your life in there. See what’s stored, take it with you, or remove it.
one click · full export · no lock-in
05 How it talks
Pick the voice you’ll actually keep opening.
Same memory underneath, five ways of speaking to you about it. You can change your mind later — everything it has learned about you carries over.
Sage
Asks the right questions so you find your own answers.
Friend
Feels like talking to someone who always has your back.
Coach
Pushes you to be better while keeping it real.
Rebel
Challenges your assumptions and thinks differently.
Nurturer
Creates a safe space where you feel truly heard.
06 Wherever you already are
One memory. Every doorway.
Web
The full surface — Today, chat, notes, recordings.
iOS & Android
Native apps are on the way, for capturing a thought the moment you have it.
Coming soon
Telegram
Message your companion like you’d message a person.
The same companion, in the app you already message everyone else on.
Coming soon07 Pricing
Try it for a week. Decide after.
Both plans start with a 7-day free trial. No feature is held back on Starter — you get the whole companion either way. Pro is about headroom: how much you can run, and how early you get what’s new.
Starter
$24.99/ month
The whole product, for one person who wants the weight off. Nothing switched off, nothing to unlock.
Start free trial7 DAYS FREE · CANCEL ANY TIME
- Your companion, with a personality you choose
- Full memory — no cap on what it remembers
- Brains and Skills, including ones you build yourself
- Today, chat, tasks, notes and pages
- Shared notes, pages and projects
- Voice capture and recording transcripts
- Web and Telegram today — mobile apps coming soon
Pro
$49.99/ month
For putting more of your life on it — more room to run, and the new things first.
Start free trial7 DAYS FREE · CANCEL ANY TIME
- Everything in Starter — nothing held back, plus:
- Substantially more daily usage — put more of your life on it
- Priority access to new features as they land
- Priority support
What happens after the 7 days?
You pick a plan or you don’t. Nothing is charged during the trial, and if you walk away your memory stays exportable.
Does the free trial limit what it remembers?
No. Memory is the product, so limiting it during a trial would hide the only thing worth evaluating. The trial is time-bounded, not capability-bounded.
Who can see my memory?
You. It’s inspectable and exportable at any time, and you can delete anything in it. Nothing is shared unless you explicitly share it.
Do I have to set it up first?
No. There’s nothing to configure, no folders to design. You talk to it, and it starts remembering.
Give it seven days.
It won’t forget them.
Nothing to set up, no folders to design. Talk to it once — everything after that is already remembered.