iOS 27 on-device AI · Founder access open

Capture what you see and say. Keep the memory.

Manex is an iPhone-first memory app for iOS 27. Capture a photo, record a voice journal, add a note, and let on-device LLMs turn the moment into private searchable memory you can ask about later.

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iOS 27 · On-device LLM · Voice journaling · No subscription, ever

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The first 1,000 to sign up get Manex Pro free — for life.

Unlimited captures, voice journals, notes, and memory search. No trial, no subscription, no renewal. A one-time thank-you to the people who believed first — then it's gone.

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Capture the whole moment

Three ways to remember — visual, voice, and note.

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Snap what matters

Capture an image from your iPhone and Manex reads the scene, text, objects, and context with on-device intelligence.

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Speak the story

Record a quick voice journal in the moment. Manex turns speech into memory, preserving the why behind what you captured.

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Add the note

Add a short note, location, tag, or detail. The image, voice, and note become one searchable memory record.

The moment it lands

On-device LLMs read it — before it fades.

Every capture is understood privately on your iPhone with iOS 27 on-device AI. Photos, speech, notes, locations, signs, whiteboards, and documents become memory you can search semantically.

Scene + text, extracted

Automatic scene descriptions and OCR turn every sign, receipt, label, and document into words you can find again.

Voice + notes, merged

A quick spoken journal and a typed note stay attached to the image, giving the memory context the camera alone could never know.

Ask in plain language

“That wine I saw at dinner.” “The idea I recorded after the meeting.” Search your memory the way you'd ask a friend.

A memory that connects

Ask follow-ups and explore how moments relate in an interactive knowledge graph that grows with you.

Future wearable layer

iPhone first. Wearables when ready.

The launch product is built around iOS 27 on-device LLMs, visual capture, voice journaling, notes, and semantic memory. Smart glasses and other wearable capture sources can become optional inputs later, once public SDK access and user value are clear.

iOS app is the primary capture and memory surface
Voice journals add the story behind each moment
Wearable capture remains an optional future input
Memory retrieval stays semantic, private, and personal
Private by default

Your moments never leave your devices.

Every capture is read and indexed right where it lives — on your iPhone, with iOS 27 on-device LLMs. No accounts, no uploads, no harvesting. When a moment needs more than the device can do, Manex can use privacy-preserving system intelligence rather than building a server-side memory profile. Your memory bank is built for you, kept by you, and owned by you alone.

On-device first
Understanding happens on your phone, not a server.
No telemetry
No tracking, no analytics, no quiet data trails.
Yours to keep
Your memory bank stays private and fully yours.
Why Manex

A private memory layer for your real life.

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Voice journaling

Record the context while it is still fresh. Manex preserves the story, not just the image.

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Visual memory

Capture what you saw, where you were, and what mattered, then find it later by meaning.

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Private on-device AI

Every moment is understood and indexed on your device. Your memories stay yours — no cloud required.

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Ready for future inputs

Wearables, glasses, and other capture sources can plug into the memory layer when the ecosystem is ready.

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