Reattend
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Your second brain, that actually remembers.

Capture meetings, notes, decisions, and half-formed ideas. Ask the AI anything across all of them. Free for one person, forever — no card, no team required.

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REATTEND CORE · V3
YOU "What did I think about that pricing model in March?"
You drafted a memo on March 14 — held off because of the activation curve concern. Linked to 2 follow-up notes.
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Ambient recall
You wrote about this exact idea 4 months ago. Worth re-reading first?
Forever yours
Your memory grows for as long as you do. Nobody else sees it.
your data · your control cited · searchable · private
What you can do

Notion stores what you wrote. Obsidian links what you remember. Reattend remembers everything you forgot to write down.

Reattend isn't a wiki and it isn't a notes app. It's the layer above both — capturing what you think, hear, decide, and half-finish, and turning it into a memory you can ask anything of.

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Capture from anywhere

Voice memos, brain dumps, integrations, files

Voice → text → memory in 8s
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Ask anything

"What did I think about X six months ago?"

Mar · first thoughts
May · revisit
Aug · decision
Today · cite
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Everything connects

Memory graph builds itself, in the background

YOU
March memo
Q3 decision
Linked thread
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Private, by design

Your memory belongs to you. Period.

YOU
Only you
Pricing

Free for one person, forever. No credit card. No trial timer. 100 AI questions per month, every month — and it only takes a minute to start.

$0/mo
Solo Free

One person. 100 AI questions per month. All your captures, forever yours.

$19/mo
Working with a team?

Same memory layer, plus integrations, the Chrome extension, and shared org workspaces. See team pricing.

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