A memory app for iPhone and Mac
The receipt, the passport scan, the cabin wifi, the thing you will have forgotten by Friday. Hand it to Pokko and stop filing. Then just ask.
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Free to start, on iPhone and Mac.
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No folders. No tags. No "where did I save that". Click a thing, drag it onto Pokko, or type your own.
A demo with made-up things. Nothing you type or drop here is kept or sent anywhere. The tree is laid out as in the iPhone app.
Drop it here. I'm hungry.
Now ask for it back, the way you would ask a person:
A Pokko for each part of your life
Make a Pokko for each part of your life, each in its own colour, with its own memory. Switch in a click. Budget never reads your journal, and work never sees your passport.
Keeps your receipts and bills, and adds them up when you ask.
How much did I spend on food last month?
$412.60 in September, across 9 receipts. The biggest was FreshMart, $86.20 on the 21st.
And this month so far?
$38.90, from 2 receipts.
Looked at: 11 receipts
Hears about your day, and writes it up every night.
How was yesterday?
A good one. Your first full 5k, three weeks after your first run.
Ran 5k without stopping for the first time. Called Mum about the weekend. Left open: booking the dentist.
How did last week go?
Four runs, a long call with Mum, and the dentist still not booked.
Looked at: 7 days
Holds the passport, the cards and the cabin wifi. Private things stay private.
Show me my passport
Here is your passport, from your memory.
What's the wifi at the cabin?
bluebird42.
Looked at: Wifi at the cabin
Remembers what was said, promised and decided at work.
What did I promise the team on Friday?
To send the launch notes by Wednesday, and to book a room for the review.
And what did we decide about the logo?
Keep the ring, drop the gradient. Decided on Thursday.
Looked at: Friday, Thursday
Made-up things, as the apps would answer them. Make as many Pokkos as you like, on the Mac or the iPhone: they are the same on both. Totals are added up from the receipts you kept, and Pokko lists the ones it used.
How it works
A photo, a PDF, a link, a sentence. Dropped on Pokko's face on your Mac, typed in its capture bar, shared from the iPhone, or said mid-conversation. It takes a second and asks you nothing.
It reads the writing in pictures, hangs everything on a tree of your days, keeps passports and bank cards private by itself, reminds you before something you kept runs out, and every night writes up your day so it is remembered tomorrow.
"When does my passport run out?" "What was I doing last Tuesday?" It answers from what you gave it and shows which note it used.
One memory, every device
What you keep on one device is on the other within a minute or so. Same memory, same conversation. Pick up wherever you are.
📷 Keep
Kept: Garage receipt. Kwik Garage, 231.50.
Show me the photo of the receipt I snapped this morning
Here it is: the Kwik Garage receipt, 231.50. Click it to see it large.
It remembers your days
So tomorrow it still knows what you were in the middle of, and so do you.
A day runs from four in the morning to four in the morning, so a late night belongs to the day before. The summary is written by Pokko on your Mac, from what you said on both devices, and shows on your iPhone once it has synced.
The lease is renewed to August 2027.
Kept. Two months' notice, as before?
Yes. Still need to sort the insurance.
Kept word for wordSorted the house papers: kept the garage receipt and the boiler note, and renewed the lease to August 2027. Left open: the insurance renewal.
Written by PokkoWhere was I?
Yesterday you sorted the house papers and renewed the lease. You left off before the insurance renewal.
Privacy, said plainly
Your memory is locked before it leaves your device. With sync on, it is kept on Pokko's servers, encrypted, so your other devices can have it. Your chats are kept in your memory too, locked, on each device.
Pokko does not keep your key. So Pokko cannot open your memory. A new device asks for your recovery code. Rather not look after a code? Let Pokko keep the key: a new device then needs only a sign-in, and Pokko is able to open your memory. The app says so before you choose. Either way, we do not sell your memory, show it to advertisers, or use it to train AI models.
What you delete is deleted. Only what you delete in the app is removed from your account.
When you ask a question, the notes that answer it are sent to an AI service. On the iPhone that is Pokko's server and the model behind it. On the Mac it is the AI you set up: Gemini, Claude, or a model on your own Mac, in which case nothing leaves it.
Private items are never sent. Identity documents and bank cards are recognised by patterns on your device. It catches these well and will miss some; mark those by hand.
Straight into memory. What you drop on Pokko, or put in the capture bar, the Memory window or the iPhone's Keep, goes into memory without being sent to an AI at all. Dates for reminders are read on your device too.
Get Pokko
Pokko for iPhone is on the App Store, free to start. Pokko for Mac is a free download from this site, and keeps itself up to date.
In the menu bar, one shortcut away. Drop a file on Pokko, catch a thought with ⌥⇧Space, read your memory by day, and bring the AI you like.
Everything the Mac app does →Where things turn up. Snap a receipt, share from any app, say a thought, then ask for it back. The same memory as your Mac.
Everything the iPhone app does →Contact us
A question, an idea, something that did not work, or you would like to test Pokko. A person reads every message.
Or email us at support@pokkopocket.com.