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Second brain · Capture and recall

Keep your own memories close and shared ones in the same flow.

The memory experience in the client is already more grounded than the older marketing copy: it separates what you saved from what your circle shared, keeps search close at hand, and turns each memory card into an entry point for editing or sharing.

Owned + sharedSearchable libraryShare from detail view

Product snapshot

How this feature shows up in the client today

View modes

All / Mine / Shared

Users can switch between one combined feed and scoped views.

Recall tools

Search + detail modal

Titles, content, people, and notes can all drive discovery.

Sharing model

Circle-based

Shared memories are tied to relationships created in Friends.

Built into the dashboard

What the memories page does today

The live product already treats memory as a working library, not just a slogan about AI recall. The brochure should reflect that concrete structure.

Dual feed
Owned and shared memory in one feed

Users can move between their private library and the memories other people passed to them without changing surfaces.

Fast recall
Search across useful context

Search checks titles, memory content, related people, comments, and sharing context so recall feels practical.

Editable depth
Open a memory to act on it

Memory cards are not dead-end content blocks. They open into a detail flow where users can review and manage the item further.

Product flow

How it works in the app

The memory flow is built around capture, discovery, and optional sharing, with each step staying visible in the dashboard.

1
Capture or receive a memory

A memory can originate from you or arrive from someone in your circle through the shared-memory flow.

2
Browse and filter the library

Users can search the feed, switch between owned and shared views, and quickly see what is relevant.

3
Open, edit, or share

Selecting a card opens the full context so the memory can be reviewed, updated, or passed along when appropriate.

Why it matters

Why this matters

This is one of the clearest product loops in the client today: capture something once, then make it easy to revisit or pass forward.

A feed that respects ownership

Users can tell whether something belongs to them or was shared into their circle, which keeps memory context trustworthy.

Useful recall, not just storage

Search, filters, and memory detail views make the feature feel operational rather than archival.

Built for sharing

The friends system gives memories a social layer without turning the product into a generic feed of posts.

Available now
What users can already do

Users can browse owned memories and shared memories in one dashboard surface.

The library supports search plus all/mine/shared filtering.

Memory cards open into a detail view for deeper review and sharing actions.

Roadmap shape
What this page should say next
The current brochure copy should stay anchored to what is live, then introduce expansions as an extension of the same product surface.

AI assistance that feels human

Experience a calmer way to manage messages, memory, and planning. Then explore each surface in detail.

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