Ember
Private AI app for remembering peopleRemember names, dates, and the small stuff
Highlights
What you can do with it
- A professional records colleagues' birthdays and hobbies and gets a timely reminder
- A parent tracks vaccination dates, school events, and food preferences
- A salesperson logs customer preferences and recalls them in conversation
How to use it
- 1 Download Ember from the App Store or Google Play.
- 2 Register an account and sign in.
- 3 Pick the free, Pro, or Ultra plan.
- 4 Add contacts manually or with voice shorthand.
- 5 Record details by voice or text and let the app file them.
- 6 Ask questions and set reminders when you need them.
Who it is for
Pros
- Free version with basic features to start
- End-to-end encryption using your own password
- Developers say they cannot read your data and do not train on it
- Voice capture makes logging a detail quick
Limitations
- Free version is capped on contacts and daily entries
- Cloud sync uses a server in Singapore, which matters for some regions
- Voice capture in public is awkward and raises privacy questions
- Paid tiers add the grouping and photo features people usually want
What Ember is
Ember is a mobile app for iOS and Android that helps you remember the people in your life. You say a sentence like a note about a friend or family member, and the app files it under the right contact automatically. Later it reminds you before a birthday or an important date, and you can ask it questions about a contact and get the stored detail back. You can link people into a relationship network so the whole picture is visible. On privacy, the listing says data is end-to-end encrypted with your own password, developers cannot read it, and it is never used to train AI. Cloud sync is optional, with the server in Singapore. A free version is available alongside paid tiers.
What you can do with it
- Capture a detail by voice or text and have it filed under the right person.
- Get gentle reminders for birthdays and important dates.
- Ask questions about a contact and get answers from your own notes.
- Connect family, friends, and colleagues into a relationship network.
- Export or delete your data whenever you want.
Who it is for
- Busy professionals who meet a lot of people and forget the details.
- Parents and caregivers tracking family schedules and preferences.
- Socially active people with a wide circle to keep straight.
What to watch out for
The free version is capped, with a limited number of contacts and daily entries, so it is a sample rather than a permanent home for your data. Custom grouping and contact photos sit in the paid tiers, which are the features most people end up wanting. Cloud sync uses a server in Singapore, which is worth checking against your own data residency expectations, though sync is optional. Voice capture is the fastest way in but awkward in public, and you should be careful about recording conversations about other people without their knowledge. Finally, this is a memory aid, not a relationship strategy. It will remind you of a birthday, but it will not tell you the birthday message is the wrong one.
FAQ
Is Ember free?
There is a free version with basic limits, plus Pro and Ultra paid tiers.
How is my data protected?
Data is end-to-end encrypted with your own password, the listing says developers cannot read it, and it is never used to train AI. Cloud sync is optional and the server is in Singapore.
Can I ask questions about my contacts?
Yes. The question and answer feature returns details such as birthdays, promises, and notes.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free version
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.
