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remaind
Capture now. Find it later – Open. Note. Enter. Move on.
Capture thoughts, names, recommendations, or where you put something by text, voice, or photo. Find them later with keywords or AI, even using different words. Free on Android, with no account. Memories are stored locally; saving notes and keyword search are unlimited. AI features need internet and have daily limits; necessary content is sent to an external AI provider.
I built remaind to capture the little things that are easy to forget: a name, an idea, a recommendation, or where something was put. Open the app, write a note, record your voice, or take a photo, and move on.
The part I'd especially like you to try is finding things again using different words. For example, save a note about a roof box, then search for a car box. You can use keyword search or AI search, and your original input is preserved.
remaind is free on Android and needs no account. Memories are stored locally. Saving notes and keyword search have no daily limits. AI features need internet and have daily limits; the necessary content is sent to an external AI provider.
Which everyday things would you save this way, and how well does the search match the way you remember them? I'd love feedback on capture speed and finding saved notes.
Capture it as it comes to mind. Search for it the way you remember it.
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About remaind on Product Hunt
“Capture now. Find it later – Open. Note. Enter. Move on.”
remaind was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #141 on the daily leaderboard. Capture thoughts, names, recommendations, or where you put something by text, voice, or photo. Find them later with keywords or AI, even using different words. Free on Android, with no account. Memories are stored locally; saving notes and keyword search are unlimited. AI features need internet and have daily limits; necessary content is sent to an external AI provider.
remaind was featured in Android (57.8k followers), Productivity (665.4k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (483.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 367.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted remaind?
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David J. L.
Hi Product Hunt, I'm David, the maker of remaind.
I built remaind to capture the little things that are easy to forget: a name, an idea, a recommendation, or where something was put. Open the app, write a note, record your voice, or take a photo, and move on.
The part I'd especially like you to try is finding things again using different words. For example, save a note about a roof box, then search for a car box. You can use keyword search or AI search, and your original input is preserved.
remaind is free on Android and needs no account. Memories are stored locally. Saving notes and keyword search have no daily limits. AI features need internet and have daily limits; the necessary content is sent to an external AI provider.
Which everyday things would you save this way, and how well does the search match the way you remember them? I'd love feedback on capture speed and finding saved notes.
Capture it as it comes to mind. Search for it the way you remember it.