Important documents
Passports, insurance papers, tax folders, certificates, receipts, and travel documents.
Private iPhone memory assistant
Never lose track of where you put things.
Recall helps you remember the real-world places that matter: passports, keys, medicine, chargers, documents, and everything else that quietly disappears at home.
Free
Local-first
No account required
BYOK AI optional
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New Memory
AI detected:
Travel document pouch with passport and boarding cards.
Bedroom closet, top shelf 🎙
Bedroom
Office
Storage
Passport
Top shelf
Keys
Kitchen drawer
Built for the tiny moments everyone forgets.
Traditional notes make you type too much. Photo albums do not know what matters. Recall turns a quick photo and a spoken location into a memory you can actually find later.
For the things that matter more than they look.
Recall is built around practical, everyday retrieval: not journaling, not inventory management, just finding the thing when you need it.
Daily essentials
Keys, glasses, chargers, remotes, adapters, cards, and small accessories.
Care and family
Medicine, medical devices, backup supplies, shared household items, and elder-friendly reminders.
Storage spaces
Closets, drawers, boxes, garage shelves, luggage, office cabinets, and seasonal bins.
Remember something in seconds.
Capture the item, tell Recall where it lives, and ask for it when you need it.
Snap a photo
Use the camera or pick an existing photo. Recall keeps the image on your device.
Say the location
Speak or type “hall closet, blue box” or “kitchen counter, left drawer.”
Ask naturally
Search like you would ask another person: “Where did I put my medicine?”
More than notes. A memory agent for your home.
With your own AI key, Recall can understand photos, extract useful clues, connect related memories, and reason across your personal knowledge graph.
Photo understanding
Recognizes items, colors, containers, categories, and companion objects.
Knowledge graph
Connects locations, rooms, item types, and related memories locally.
Natural answers
Turns a vague question into a clear place to look and why it matched.
Why not just use Notes or Photos?
Recall is narrower on purpose. Every screen is tuned for one job: capture where something is, then retrieve it with as little friction as possible.
Capability
Notes / Photos
Recall
Fast item capture
Manual and scattered
Photo + location flow
Natural “where is it?” search
Keyword dependent
Built around retrieval
Privacy model
Depends on service settings
Local-first, no Recall server
Private by default. Useful without an account.
Recall is free and local-first. There is no Recall server, no subscription, and no hidden data account.
Local storage
Your memories and photos are stored in the app sandbox on your device.
Bring your own key
AI is optional. If you add a provider key, it is stored in iOS Keychain.
Portable backup
Export a single backup file when you want to move your data yourself.
Works with the AI providers you choose.
OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, Qwen, Kimi, MiniMax, GLM, and DeepSeek text routes are supported with user-owned keys.
OpenAI
Gemini
Claude
Qwen
Kimi
MiniMax
GLM
DeepSeek
Ready for App Store discovery.
The public listing can lead with “Where Is It” for search clarity while the in-app brand remains Recall. The website mirrors that strategy for SEO, support, and trust.
Where Is It: Recall
Find things by photo & voice
Free private iPhone app
Make “Where did I put it?” a solved problem.
Recall is coming to the App Store as a free, private iPhone app.
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