Introducing Relationship Memory

You can’t remember everyone. Now you don’t have to.

Call Your Mom remembers your relationships — the last conversation, the promise you made, their daughter’s name, why they matter. So when it’s time to reach out, you know exactly where you left off.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Already in the beta? Log in on the web.

The quiet fade

Relationships don’t always end. Sometimes they simply go quiet.

Modern life gives you more meaningful relationships than your memory was designed to maintain. Nobody decides to lose touch — it happens one busy week at a time, and every postponed call makes the next one a little harder.

The friend you keep meaning to text. The mentor you never thanked. The old boss who believed in you. The cousin who always calls first.

Why this exists

Everything in your life gets remembered — except the people in it.

Your calendar remembers every meeting. Your camera roll remembers every trip. But the thread between two people has only ever lived in busy, tired, human memory. We built Call Your Mom because the people you love deserve better than that.

Relationship Memory

It remembers. It notices.
It nudges.

Built from what you tell it. It never gets busy, never gets tired, and never drops a thread. Notes capture information; memory preserves the relationship.

It remembers

Where you met. What you talked about. What you promised. Why they matter. Tell it once — it’s kept for good.

It notices

Birthdays, job changes, long silences, promises coming due. Because it remembers the relationship, it recognizes the moment.

It nudges

Not constantly. Only when reaching out actually means something. Never a guilt list.

And it compounds. Every conversation makes the next one easier. Six months from now, it knows far more than it does today — and the longer it grows with you, the harder it is to live without.

Timing comes from memory

Reminders know the date.
Memory knows the moment.

Call Your Mom doesn’t guess when to reach out. Sarah was interviewing when you met, so the week she lands the job, you’re the first congrats she gets. And you’ll never open with “just checking in” again.

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Sarah Kim
Met at CES · was interviewing

Sarah just started a new role — and you haven’t talked since CES. Now’s the moment.

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Show up for your people

For every relationship
worth keeping warm.

Your mom. Your old boss. Your college roommate. Your favorite client. The person you met last month and genuinely meant to call.

The birthday save

Your friend’s birthday is next week — and you haven’t spoken in three months. The nudge lands before the date slips by.

The kept promise

You promised to introduce Daniel to someone in your network. Memory kept it — even after your inbox buried it.

The perfect moment

Your former coworker just became CEO. Now feels like exactly the right time to reconnect.

The long silence

Four months since you talked to Alex — no occasion, no excuse. Sometimes the moment is simply “it’s been too long.”

This is how you become the person who remembers the names, keeps the promises, and never misses the moment — not because you changed, but because your memory finally has help.

Your network is yours

Private by design.

Relationship Memory is built only from what you choose to type into the app — never from reading your email, never from scanning your messages, never for sale. It exists to help you remember, not to mine your life.

No ads, ever

On any tier. The free plan isn't paid for with your attention or your data, and your information is never sold. Full stop.

Email stays sealed

Connect email and we read headers only — who a message was from, and when. We can't read contents or subject lines, by the permission's own design. That's how it knows when you last talked — never what you said.

You're in control

You decide who gets added, what gets remembered, and who matters. Export everything or delete it all any time, right in the app — your memory belongs to you.

The details, in plain English: our privacy policy.

Pricing

Free to remember.
Paid to never forget.

The private beta is free while we polish. At launch:

Free

$0
forever · no ads, ever
  • Unlimited contact capture with context
  • Keep 10 relationships warm — real nudges included
  • 3 AI-drafted notes a month
  • Contact sync across your devices

Everything you need to stop losing people.

Never lose touch
by accident again.

Give every relationship a memory that never gets busy. The sooner it starts, the more it holds — and the more it holds, the easier showing up becomes.

App Store and Google Play links coming soon. Already in? Log in on the web.

Not a CRM. A CRM remembers customers so nothing slips through the pipeline. Call Your Mom remembers people — so nobody slips out of your life.

Why “Call Your Mom”? Because the hardest relationship to keep warm is the one that matters most. If it works for her, it’ll work for everyone else.