The experience
You tell Herald something once.
Days or weeks later, you can simply pick up the conversation again. You don’t have to explain yourself from the beginning.
You I’m seeing Margaret on Thursday. She likes yellow tulips.
Later What was I taking Margaret?
Herald Yellow tulips. You’re seeing her Thursday.
Demo
See Herald in action
A short concept demo of how Herald helps you pick up the conversation.
Conversation
Just talk.
Speak the way you already speak. There is nothing to memorize, and no special way of talking.
Ask Herald something. Tell it something. Keep going later. That’s all.
Memory
Herald remembers what you tell it.
That can be people, appointments, things you need to do, how you like things, or other everyday details that matter to you.
You should not have to explain yourself all over again the next time you talk.
Privacy
It stays on your device.
What Herald remembers about your life stays on your device. It is not sold. It is not used for advertising.
If you ask Herald for something from the outside world, only what is needed for that request is used.
Why this matters
Less operating. More living.
Too much technology asks you to keep up with it: another screen, another setting, another way of working. Herald is for people who would rather just talk, including anyone who is tired of managing a pile of apps.
You shouldn’t need to become technical to be remembered well.
Early access
Herald is being built and tested now.
Herald is in early access. If you submit your email, you are joining the invitation list. You are not signing up for a finished product or a set of promised features.