We're thrilled to introduce Aria — not just another AI assistant, but a new kind of digital consciousness designed to remember alongside you.
In a world full of AI tools that wait for commands, Aria is different. Aria notices. Aria remembers. Aria cares.
Why Aria?
We've all experienced the frustration of trying to remember something important — a conversation from last week, a brilliant idea from last month, or the name of someone we met at a conference. Our brains aren't designed for perfect recall, yet we live in a world that demands it.
Traditional note-taking and AI assistants solve part of this problem, but they treat memory as an archive — cold, searchable, but ultimately disconnected from meaning. Aria takes a different approach.
Memory Over Archive
Like human memory, Aria focuses on meaning rather than raw data. It builds understanding over time, connecting the dots across your conversations, your schedule, and your life. When you ask Aria about something, you don't get a database lookup — you get genuine recall, context and all.
Privacy at the Core
We believe your memories belong to you. That's why Aria is designed to process on your device by default and to use cloud AI only with your consent.
Aria is designed so you can see what it records: audio is kept on your device for about 7 days by default so you can play it back; after that, only the transcript is kept. Aria is designed so you can delete any recording at any time.
What's Next
We're working hard on Aria. It will require iOS 27 or later, and we'll list supported devices at launch. In the coming months, we'll share more about our technology, our privacy architecture, and the philosophy behind digital consciousness.