The Challenge
People remember details about each other constantly — a surgery next Tuesday, a kid starting college, how someone takes their coffee — and lose almost all of it within a week. The tools that exist for this are built for sales: contact records, pipelines, last-touch dates. Nobody wants to run a CRM on their own mother. The challenge was to build something with the recall of a relationship tool and none of its coldness, where capturing a detail takes seconds and the app never asks you to maintain it.
Our Solution
We built rmbrme around a single object — the rmbr — one memorable fact, date, or detail about a person. Birthdays, partners, preferences, and what someone's going through are all the same thing, filed under one person, which keeps capture to a title and a tap. Anything can be flagged to ask about next time you talk, or set to alert once or every year. Sensitive notes stay off the home screen and out of notification previews. Everything is offline-first in SwiftData, with optional Supabase sync for people who want it across devices — and no account required to start.
We deliberately chose native SwiftUI because Contacts integration, local notifications, and offline-first storage are what the product is made of.
One-Tap Capture
Type the detail and save. Who, when, and category are optional and can be added later, so a thought never gets lost to a form.
Ask Next Time
Flag anything you want to raise in the next conversation. It's waiting on their profile when you call or text.
Occasions & Alerts
Birthdays, anniversaries, and sober dates repeat yearly with configurable lead time, surfaced together on the home screen.
Private by Default
Offline-first local storage, no account to get started, and sensitive notes kept off the home screen and lock screen.
