make a memory of anything.
a draft, a link, a voice note, a plan. encrypted on your phone, recallable in plain words, shared only when you say so.
encrypted · recallable · yours to share
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ask yankee
safety
private, not fragile
private by default
everything you save will stay on your phone first. backed up as ciphertext only.
your keys, not ours
decryption keys will live on your devices. we'll only ever hold encrypted blobs.
never trained on
your writing, saves and notes will never be used to train a model. not ours, not anyone else's.
erase anything, anytime
delete a memory and it will be wiped from your device and our backups within 30 days.
two engines
two kinds of memory. one calm app.
keep it entirely to yourself, or hand a single piece to a person or a crowd. yankee runs both.
your private memory
a draft, a bookmark, a preference, a voice note. yankee files it encrypted, tagged and searchable. only you can read it.
memory you share
hand a single memory to a crowd or a friend. they only see what you passed. revoke access and it goes dark on their side.
what it does
if it matters, it's a memory
save in one line
text yankee. hold this.
no new app to learn. drop a link, a voice note or an idea into the thread and yankee files it.
recall in plain words
ask months later. get the exact thing.
yankee returns the quote, link or draft in the same context it was saved. no digging through chats.
share on purpose
pass one piece. keep the rest.
hand a playlist, a place or a plan to someone. revoke it anytime and their copy goes dark.
how it works
three steps. then it sticks.
text yankee
yankee will sit inside the threads you already use, ready to hold anything you toss its way.
save the moment
say “remember this” and yankee files it, encrypted, tagged and searchable.
recall it later
ask in plain words, months later. yankee returns the exact quote, link or draft.
frequently asked
short answers about privacy, sharing and what memory actually keeps.
On your device first. Yankee will keep an encrypted backup so you can restore on a new phone. Plaintext will never leave your devices.
yankee
save the first thing worth keeping.
text yankee, hand it a draft, a link, a voice note, and watch it come back exactly when you need it.
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