Repeating yourself
Thinking of asking Sarah what she does for work.
You already asked her that last Tuesday — she's a paediatric nurse doing night shifts this month.
Remembered from 12 days of chat
Ashkam Memory
It remembers her name, her storyand what you already said.
Most advice forgets the moment you close the app. Ashkam keeps track of every person you're talking to, so it can catch the things you'd miss yourself.
Coming soon to iOS and Android.
In action
Memory, in real conversations
Illustrative examples of the planned feature. Suggestions can be wrong; you choose what to share and send.
Mixing people up
Should I ask Emma how the Lisbon trip went?
That was Maya's trip, not Emma's. Emma's the one who just adopted the greyhound — ask about him instead.
Keeps every person separate
Remembering what matters
Second date with Noah this Friday. Any ideas?
He mentioned he's vegetarian and hates loud bars. A quiet small-plates place would land better than drinks.
Details you mentioned once, weeks ago
Why people use Ashkam Memory
One profile per person
Names, jobs, plans and inside jokes stay filed with the right person — never blended together.
Catches repeats
If you already asked it, Ashkam tells you before you send the same question twice.
Recalls the small stuff
The detail she mentioned once, weeks ago, comes back exactly when it's useful.
Yours to clear
Delete a person or a whole conversation whenever you want. Memory is a tool, not a record.
How it works
- 1
Add the person you're talking to
- 2
Share screenshots or type what's happening
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Ashkam files the details under that person
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Ask anything later and it already knows
Explore the rest of Ashkam
Less guessing.More connection.
Let Ashkam help you understand the conversation, remember the details and make your next move with confidence.
Download Ashkam
Coming soon to iOS and Android.