Say it, share it, or snap it. The AI on your iPhone reads what you saved — voice notes, photos, links, documents — and keeps the details that matter next to the person they belong to. Nothing is sent anywhere to be understood.
A real screen from the app · Demo collection, not real people
Genry is built for the Apple Intelligence personal intelligence system. The language model runs on your phone, so the understanding happens where the memories already are.
A voice note after dinner, a screenshot, a link, a PDF. Genry transcribes speech, reads the text inside images and documents, and pulls out the details worth keeping — a favorite, a wish, a date, a thing they said once.
“Anna loved those fig candles…”
→ saved as something she likes.
Every detail the AI learns quotes the note it came from, and says whether you stated it or Genry inferred it. Tap through to the original, correct it, or delete it — and the conclusions that rested on it go too.
Ask Genry a question about someone and the answer is drawn from your own notes.
No cloud model reads your memories unless you choose one. Nothing is used to train anything. There is no analytics in the app. If Apple Intelligence is unavailable, your notes are still saved, searchable and readable — the AI simply waits.
Nothing, unless you create a cloud account and switch it on yourself.
Every feature below runs on your
iPhone, with or without a cloud
account.
Captured from Genry running on iOS 26, using the built-in Demo collection. The people shown are sample data, not real people.
Ask a question, or read what Genry drew from your notes — each detail still linked to the note behind it.
A local account lives on the iPhone, with no email to confirm. Demo mode opens a prefilled collection to look around first.
What do they want? What did they mention? Every answer lists the saved notes it came from, ready to open.
A partner, your dad, your oldest friend. Make a little space for each person you want to remember well.
Save what they mention, love, or hope to do. Review learned details alongside the original notes that support them.
Find a detail before you meet. Revisit gift ideas. Set a reminder for a birthday or a moment that matters.
You don’t need to remember everything.
Just the things that mean something.
| A SCATTERED NOTES HABIT | GENRY RELATIONAL COMPANION |
|---|---|
| Personal details mixed in with grocery lists and everyday tasks. | Dedicated person profiles for the people you love. |
| Searching through old notes when an important date arrives. | Saved occasions and optional reminders to help you prepare. |
| Privacy depends on the notes service and its sync settings. | Local profiles and on-device AI, with cloud sync only if you choose it. |
| Manually copying, labeling, and sorting each new detail. | Capture notes, voice, and shared content with their original sources. |
“The moment worth designing for is small: someone mentions something once, in passing, and a year later you remember it.”
Your relationships deserve a private space. Genry starts with a local profile, and processes memories on your device.
Memory extraction uses Apple Intelligence on a compatible iPhone. Saved details stay available even when the model isn’t.
Local profiles stay on your device. Optional cloud accounts sync through Supabase; this is not end-to-end encrypted storage. With an account you can also choose a larger cloud model, or connect ChatGPT or Claude — each a separate choice, each explained in the privacy policy.
Review, correct, and delete saved details. Return to the original note instead of taking an AI interpretation on trust.
Turn on an unlock requirement and Genry stays closed until you authenticate with Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode.
Export everything — people, notes, details, and originals — as one file protected by a password only you know. Restore it on a new iPhone. We cannot recover that password.
Delete individual details, erase all private content while keeping your login, or delete the account outright from inside the app.
THOUGHTFUL BY DESIGNNo analytics in the app. No cloud AI unless you choose it.
No third-party requests on this website.
Your choice to connect, always.
A little space for the people who make
your world meaningful.
GenryPeople are worth remembering.
Not yet. Genry is finished and waiting to be published. The App Store link will appear here on release.
You can save, view, and search captured content without it. AI memory extraction needs a compatible iPhone running iOS 26 or later, with Apple Intelligence enabled and its models downloaded. AI-generated details can be imperfect, so Genry lets you review and correct them.
No. You can start with a local profile. Cloud sign-in and sync are optional. Local data is excluded from device backups, so unsynced memories can be lost if you lose your phone or delete the app.
No. Voice capture is intentional: you start recording in the app. Genry’s in-app recording stops after 60 seconds or when the app leaves the foreground.
Yes. Export everything as a single file — people, notes, learned details, and original photos and documents — protected by a password you choose. The same file restores onto another iPhone. Keep the password safe: Genry cannot recover it.
Yes. Turn on the unlock requirement and Genry asks for Face ID, Touch ID, or your passcode before it opens.
Nothing. There is no analytics, no tracking, no cookie banner because there are no cookies, and no third-party requests — the fonts are served from this site rather than from Google. The one exception is the sign-in page you reach only when connecting Genry to an assistant. See the privacy approach.