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Remember Your People is an end-to-end encrypted web app for taking notes on the people in your life — family, friends, and business contacts. Jot down birthdays, preferences, and past conversations, then pull them up instantly from any device. Free for 5 notes; Premium adds unlimited notes and custom templates for €12/mo. Self-hosting available for full data control. 50% of profits fund Make-Impact.org, a charity-focused sister project.
I live in Berlin, and I used to go to a lot of meetups here. You talk to someone once, you have a great chat, and then you don't see them again for months. Maybe never. If you don't write anything down, you forget their name and what you talked about, and a connection that could have turned into something real just fades away.
That's why I built Remember Your People. After a meetup, I write a quick note: their name, where I met them, what we talked about, sometimes a small detail like what they're working on or into. Next time I see them, I check the note first, so I can pick up where we left off instead of asking "sorry, what's your name again?" It makes the second conversation feel like a continuation, not a restart, and that small thing has helped me turn a few one-time chats into friendships.
I also use it for things closer to home. My kids' shoe sizes, clothes sizes, little facts I always forget because of focussing on other things.
The notes are end-to-end encrypted, so I never worry about jotting down personal details like that.
I'd love to hear what you think, and what note templates would be most useful for you.
The encrypted angle is really appealing, especially with self-hosting as an option. One thing that would make this a daily habit for me: a quick "add a note" button in the browser toolbar so I can capture something about someone right after a call without opening the full app.
Finally found a use for self-hosting that actually makes sense. The end-to-end encryption on personal notes about people in my life was a nice surprise.
Would love a quick-add widget for mobile so I can log something right after a conversation without opening the full app, maybe even just a single field for the note with auto timestamps.
About Remember Your People! on Product Hunt
“Memories about your people at your fingertips”
Remember Your People! was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #104 on the daily leaderboard. Remember Your People is an end-to-end encrypted web app for taking notes on the people in your life — family, friends, and business contacts. Jot down birthdays, preferences, and past conversations, then pull them up instantly from any device. Free for 5 notes; Premium adds unlimited notes and custom templates for €12/mo. Self-hosting available for full data control. 50% of profits fund Make-Impact.org, a charity-focused sister project.
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Aidas Bendoraitis
Hi everyone! I'm the maker.
I live in Berlin, and I used to go to a lot of meetups here. You talk to someone once, you have a great chat, and then you don't see them again for months. Maybe never. If you don't write anything down, you forget their name and what you talked about, and a connection that could have turned into something real just fades away.
That's why I built Remember Your People. After a meetup, I write a quick note: their name, where I met them, what we talked about, sometimes a small detail like what they're working on or into. Next time I see them, I check the note first, so I can pick up where we left off instead of asking "sorry, what's your name again?" It makes the second conversation feel like a continuation, not a restart, and that small thing has helped me turn a few one-time chats into friendships.
I also use it for things closer to home. My kids' shoe sizes, clothes sizes, little facts I always forget because of focussing on other things.
The notes are end-to-end encrypted, so I never worry about jotting down personal details like that.
I'd love to hear what you think, and what note templates would be most useful for you.