Learns your patterns
After a few days Memora knows where things usually end up. It surfaces what you need before you ask.
Free · Android
Never lose your stuff again.
A local-first Android app that remembers where you left your keys, wallet, earbuds — everything. Nothing leaves your device. No accounts. No cloud. No tracking.
Takes 10 seconds. No signup required.
Zero
Data collected
100%
On your device
256-bit
AES encryption
Wasting 10 minutes every day looking for things adds up to 0 hours a year.
Memora gives that time back.
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Where did you last see it?
Ask Memora where something is. This is exactly what the app does.
Ask Memora
Type an item above or tap a suggestion below
Demo data — in real Memora, this is your actual history
Simple by design
Three steps.
That's it.
Add your item
Tap Track Item, type "Keys" or "Wallet", and Memora logs your current location automatically. Done in 3 seconds.
Logs location automatically
Every time you log, GPS captures exactly where you are. Bluetooth devices are logged automatically the moment you connect.
Find it instantly, anytime
Open Memora, see where everything is. Over time it learns your patterns and reminds you before you even need to ask.
It just works — forever
No subscription. No upkeep. No setup after the first 10 seconds. You stop noticing it — and that's exactly the point.
Why not a tracker?
Memora vs. the alternatives
| Feature | Memora | Tracker tags | Notes app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works for anything you own | Needs device | ||
| Nothing to buy or attach | Free | $25+ | |
| Logs location automatically | |||
| No cloud · no tracking | Depends | ||
| Learns your patterns | |||
| Works offline |
What's inside
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Every feature was added to solve a real moment of "where did I put that?" — nothing more, nothing for looks.
GPS that actually works
Captures your exact location the moment you log. Name a spot once — "Home", "Office", "Mom's place" — and it persists as a geofence you can log against in a single tap.
Silent Bluetooth logging
Pair earbuds or connect to your car stereo and Memora records it automatically. The disconnect event becomes the log — no app to open, no button to press.
Leave-location alerts
Set a geofence around your home or office. Cross it without logging your keys and Memora quietly reminds you before you're out of reach.
Home-screen widget
A 2×2 widget with your three most-logged items. One tap records the current GPS fix and attaches it to the item. The full app never has to launch.
Works offline
The database, search index, and location logic all live on your phone. Airplane mode, subway tunnels, rural dead zones — Memora works identically in all of them.
AES-256 encrypted
Stored locally, encrypted with military-grade AES-256 via SQLCipher. Nothing leaves your device. Ever.
When this matters
The moments you'll be glad you had it.
These are the situations Memora was built for — small frustrations that add up, and the occasional real emergency.
Rushing out the door
Keys were in the kitchen last night, jacket pocket this morning, nightstand after the shower. Memora tracks which one of those you actually used — so when you're late and frantic, you open the app and already know.
After a trip or a move
Coming home with fresh chaos — passport somewhere, charger somewhere, earbud case definitely somewhere. Memora captures the location the moment you drop each thing, so the next time you need it you don't re-search every drawer.
Borrowed or shared items
The hex key for the IKEA shelf. The landlord's spare key. The one book a friend actually returned. Things you use once a year and would otherwise tear the house apart looking for when you finally need them.
Someone else asks "have you seen…"
Spouse, roommate, parent, kid. You log things you use together — remote, scissors, the good pen — and now "where did you put the X" has an actual answer instead of a shrug.
Everything stays on your device.
No cloud. No tracking.
No exceptions.
No servers, no accounts, no analytics, no ads. AES-256 encryption, stored only on your phone. Uninstall and everything is permanently deleted.
Read the full privacy policyQuestions?
Frequently
asked
If you still have a question after reading this, leave feedback through the Google Play listing.
Memora uses your phone's Fused Location Provider, which is accurate to within a few meters outdoors. Indoors it falls back to the last known location plus your defined "Places" — so even if GPS can't see your couch, Memora knows you're at home. It tells you where you were, not which room, which is usually enough to jog your memory.
No. Memora only reads your location when you log an item or cross a geofence — it doesn't run continuous tracking in the background. Battery impact is typically under 1% per day. If you'd rather skip background features, every permission is optional.
Android 8.0 (Oreo, API level 26) or later. Memora runs on roughly 95% of active Android devices. On Android 12 and above, some features like approximate-only location work even if you deny precise location.
Yes. Settings → Export produces a standard SQLite database file you can save to Drive, a local backup folder, or anywhere else. It's encrypted with the key stored on your device, so restoring requires the same device — by design. An unencrypted JSON export is also available for portability.
Three ways: Settings → Erase all data wipes the database in-app; Android's app info page includes "Clear storage"; or simply uninstall. Because nothing is stored on a server, each of these permanently deletes every record. There's no recovery — and no recovery is possible for us either.
Nothing. Memora's SQLite database lives in the app's private storage, which Android preserves across OS updates. Your data, encryption key, and preferences all survive. The only thing that would clear them is a factory reset or uninstalling the app.
Not currently. Because Memora is fully local with no server, shared lists across devices would require the kind of sync infrastructure we've deliberately avoided. If this is important to you, send us feedback through the Play Store — it's on the roadmap under a privacy-respecting design.
Because data is only on your device, losing your phone means losing your Memora history — unless you've exported a backup. We believe this is the right tradeoff for privacy, but exporting periodically is the defense if you want one.
Location (to know where you are when you log an item), Bluetooth (for auto-logging on disconnect), and Notifications (for reminders). All processing happens locally — no data is ever sent anywhere.
Not yet. Memora is Android-only at the moment. If you want to be notified when iOS is ready, keep an eye on the Google Play listing — we'll announce it there.
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