Your notes become a wiki on your phone. Claude can read it. Nobody else can.
Throw anything at Memobop. It files everything into linked pages about the people, places, and projects in your life, and lets Claude look things up when you ask.
What it does
Text, links, voice notes, photos. Share from any app.
Apple's on-device model turns each capture into tidy, linked wiki pages.
Ask in the app, or ask Claude. It searches your wiki before asking you.
How Claude reads it, privately
The real wiki. The key is made here and kept in the Keychain.
readableLocked on the phone with AES-256, then parked in iCloud.
encryptedStores nothing. Unlocks one answer in memory, then forgets.
keeps nothingHolds your connector link, which carries the key.
your linkThe promises
- Pages you mark private never leave your phone.
- No account, no API key. The key exists only on your phone and inside your link.
- Apple stores only scrambled bytes. The relay stores nothing at all.
- Claude can't edit your wiki. Its notes wait, sealed, until your phone files them.
- One tap disconnects. The copy is deleted and the old link stops working.
The honest fine print.
Treat your link like a password: anyone who has it can read your shared pages.
While answering, the relay briefly sees the pages Claude asked for, then lets go.
The size and update time of the sealed copy are visible. Its contents are not.