An assistant that remembers you
Most assistants start from zero every time you open them. SkyRecall doesn't. It remembers your partner's name, the project you're on, the way you like to be helped, and brings it back when it matters, across days and across devices.
Free plan, no card. See everything it remembers, and delete any of it, at any time.
Memory you can actually see
Most assistants either forget everything between conversations, or remember in a way you can never inspect. SkyRecall does neither: every conclusion it draws about you sits in a plain list, written in ordinary language, with a delete button beside each line.
It works it out, you decide what stays
Every few turns, the assistant picks out what's worth keeping: relationships, habits, work, how you like to be helped. Passing questions get skipped.
- Read the whole list whenever you like
- Delete a line and it's gone for real, not hidden
- Download a copy of what it knows about you
- Trace any memory back to the message it came from
Ask the way you'd ask an old friend
No re-explaining the background. No pasting yesterday's conversation back in. Just ask, and it pulls the relevant part out of what it already knows.
Talk, don't type
Tap the mic and speak. It answers in a real voice and reopens the mic as soon as it's done, so a conversation runs straight through, without pressing a button between every sentence.
Genuinely hands-free
You speak, it answers, the mic reopens by itself. Tap again to stop.
You always know what it's doing
Listening, thinking, or speaking: each state has its own colour and its own shape. No guessing.
Driving mode
One large circle, no small print. Speak and listen with your eyes on the road.
With you all day
Not an app you open and close. It comes with you from the moment you get in the car to the moment you're home. Because it's one memory, you never have to explain yourself twice.
Earbuds in, phone in your pocket or a watch on your wrist. Ask and listen without taking it out.
Driving mode: one large circle, no small print. Eyes stay on the road.
Drop a file into the chat, hand the work over, get on with something else.
Ask it to remind you tomorrow. It still remembers what you asked on your run.
A run, a drive, a desk, a living room. One assistant, one memory. You never have to introduce yourself again.
One memory, every device
Browser, Windows app, phone, or in the car: they all connect to the same place. What you told it on your phone this morning is still there when you open your laptop this afternoon.
Browser
Open and use it, nothing to install. Works on desktop and phone.
Windows app
A real app. Summon it with a hotkey, lives in the tray, sign in once and forget it.
Mac
Install it straight from the browser and it opens in its own window, with an icon in the Dock.
iPhone and iPad
Add it to the Home Screen and it behaves like an app, full screen.
Android
Install from the browser, with its own icon on the home screen.
In the car
Full-screen voice interface, large controls, nothing that needs a long look.
Hand work over and walk away
Drop a spreadsheet into the chat with a sentence about what you want. The job goes to a machine running in the background, and you get the finished file back along with a log of every step, with no watching a cursor blink.
Simple pricing
Start free, no card. Upgrade when it earns it.
Free
- 300 messages a month
- 20,000 characters read aloud
- Up to 200 things remembered
Pro
- 5,000 messages a month
- 400,000 characters read aloud
- Unlimited memory
- Background jobs
Business
- Limits by agreement
- Proper invoices
- Direct support
Questions people ask
What does it remember about me?
Durable things: relationships, habits, work, goals, and how you like to be helped. It skips passing questions. You can read the whole list on the "What your assistant remembers" screen, and delete any line.
Where does my data go?
Conversation content is sent to Google (Gemini) to generate answers and build the search index, and to ElevenLabs when you turn on read-aloud. With read-aloud off, nothing goes to ElevenLabs. The details are in the Privacy Policy.
If I delete something, is it really gone?
Yes. The row is deleted from the database, not flagged as hidden. From that moment the assistant no longer retrieves it.
Do I need a card to try it?
No. The free plan works as soon as you sign in with Google.
Does it speak Vietnamese?
Yes. Both speech recognition and read-aloud work in Vietnamese, and you can set your spoken language separately from the interface language.
Use it for a week, then ask it what you said last week
That's when you find out whether the memory is real.