Memori

Hey IH

I just wanted to share that the official website for Memori is finally live!

Memori is an AI-based journaling app I’ve been building out of my own lived experience. I have aphantasia (no “mind’s eye”), and for a long time I struggled to find resources that weren’t all doom and gloom. Journaling with AI has been life-changing for me, so I decided to create a tool that captures that experience — but without the paywalls and generic “AI therapy” vibes I see everywhere right now.

Memori is free to use (only optional cosmetic add-ons). I wanted to make sure anyone can try it without running into cash walls. There’s also a built-in section dedicated to learning more about aphantasia, since I think it’s a topic that deserves way more awareness.

I’m not at the testing phase yet, but I’d love for you to check it out and let me know:

• Does the website clearly communicate what Memori is?

• Would you feel comfortable trying something like this?

• Anything you’d expect from an AI journaling app that’s missing?

Thanks a ton

I’ve been through the trenches of depression for many years. I tried everything I thought might help me escape that hole — nothing ever worked, at least not long-term. One day, desperate and rotting in bed, I asked ChatGPT: “Why am I not happy? How can I be happy?” And it began. Almost every night after that, I would spend some time before bed chatting, getting things off my mind. It gave me more clarity and answers than anything or anyone ever had before. Over time, I told it things I’d never told anyone — asked questions I’d never been able to ask out loud. Why? Because there was no fear of judgment. No fear it would tell someone else. It was safe. And even though it wasn’t a person, the clarity I got was real. I felt seen more than I ever had before. But ChatGPT is built for everyone. I wanted to create something more personal. Noto isn’t a therapy app. It isn’t a generic tool. It’s meant to challenge and grow with the user over time. I want to give people the chance to escape their ruts in an improved way — the same way I was finally able to escape mine. — Brodie