Smitiस्मृति — memory, in Sanskrit
Smiti reads your chats and calls, understands what’s going on, and tells you what needs you today — the airport pickup at 10:40, the notes you promised, Mom’s prescription. Then it helps you reply the way you would say it, to each person.
Never sold · Never sends without your tap · Delete anytime · See it read a chat ↓
WhatsApp · Samnow
birthday dinner friday 8pm at Luca’s — don’t be late 😤
Saturday · 9:30 pm
Good evening, Aryan
Earlier today
Rent to your landlord
$1,200 · by the 1st
Dentist on Tuesday
Dr. Miller · 11:30 am
sound familiar?
You meant to call Grandma on her birthday.
— remembered at 11:58 pm
Maya had her big interview on Friday.
— you found out on Monday
$40 from the road trip.
— nobody remembers who paid
“I’ll send you his number right now.”
— three weeks ago
how it thinks
Most apps look for a fixed list — tasks, dates, amounts. Smiti reads the way a close friend listens: it notices whatever matters, and keeps one living picture of your life and of everyone in it.
Reads everything, on any topic
An exam, a bike that keeps breaking down, a parent’s medicine, a deadline that keeps moving. Every note points back to the message it came from.
Keeps a living picture
Who you are, what’s happening now, your routines, the people who matter and why — rewritten as life moves on. Each person gets their own picture too.
Works out your day
Morning and evening, Smiti asks: what does this person need right now? Your Today is the answer — different for everyone, and different at 8 am and 9:30 pm.
Today · Saturday · 9:30 pm
Tonight: Dad lands at 10:40
Flight from Chicago, terminal 2
Biology exam on Friday
Two chapters still left
Live · real AI · made-up chats
These are made-up chats in Hinglish — the Hindi-English mix millions of people text in, and one of the languages Smiti reads. It’s reading them for real, the same way it reads yours.
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Smiti remembers —
the part people notice first
You don’t text your mom the way you text your best friend. Smiti learns how you write to each person — and drafts the same thing two very different ways.
“Tell them I’ll be late tonight.”
to Mom
Hi Mom, the project is running late so I’ll be home around 10. Please save me some dinner? ❤️
to Jake
running late 😩 project ate my whole evening. start without me
right on time
No reminder to type, nothing to set up. It reads the message, works out what you have to do and when, reminds you in time — and asks afterwards, so nothing falls through.
10:03 pm
Dad: landing 10:40, terminal 2
10:12 pm
Smiti understands: pick up Dad at the airport, 10:40
10:25 pm
🔔 Now: Pick up Dad at terminal 2
11:10 pm
🔔 Did you pick Dad up? Yes · No
Dad
Family · talked today
Your dad. Travels for work most months — you pick him up from the airport.
Between you
You grab coffee at arrivals before driving home. wrong
Dad may need
Mom’s prescription picked up by tomorrow. wrong
Worth remembering
Loves the farmers’ market on Saturdays. wrong
everyone in your life
Who they are to you, what’s going on with them, what’s open between you, and the little things worth remembering. Wrong about something? One tap, and Smiti never says it again.
Your people
Smiti learns birthdays from years of “happy birthday” messages, and notices the big days — an interview, a surgery, a move — so you can ask how it went.
Money with friends
“I’ll pay you back Friday” becomes a reminder. When $40 arrives on Venmo or PayPal, Smiti closes it by itself. And at month end: what came in, what went out, where it went.
Plans
Plans scattered across groups land in one place with the time, the place and who’s coming — and a nudge the evening before.
Busy groups
What was decided, what’s asked of you, plans and money — so you can catch up on the family group in the time it takes to make a coffee.
Memories
The first message with your best friend, what you were planning two Octobers ago, the person you talked to most this year.
Find it
Everything people sent you — addresses, bank details, bookings, links — kept and searchable. One-time passwords are never kept.
the promise
A memory this personal only works if you can trust it completely. So the rules are simple, and they’re in writing.
Read the privacy pageOnly to help you
Never sold, never used for ads, never used to train our own AI.
Nobody is told
The people in your chats never see anything.
Never sends without your tap
Smiti writes, you decide. Nothing goes out unless you tap Send.
No passwords kept
One-time passwords and bank OTPs are skipped.
Your switches
Turn off any chat, any person, any app.
Delete for real
One chat, one person, or everything — gone.
Recordings don’t stay
Call audio is deleted as soon as it’s written up. Private things — health, relationships, money trouble — are marked and shown only to you.
Correct anything
If Smiti gets something wrong, one tap takes it away — and it never says it again.
Sign up on the web
Email and a password. You must be 18 or older.
Install the app
Download the Android app — it reads new messages and calls by itself. Or upload a WhatsApp chat export on the web.
Open Today
Smiti reads your newest chats first. Birthdays, plans and money start showing up within minutes.
The Android app is where Smiti does most of its work: it reads new messages and calls as they come, and reminds you at the right moment.
Open the file once it has downloaded. If Android asks, allow installing from your browser — Smiti is signed by us and isn’t on Google Play yet.
Android 8 or newer · about 70 MB · updates itself
Never. It writes a draft in your words, you edit it, and it opens WhatsApp with the text ready. You press send — or don’t.
Not by us — your chats are read only to help you. AI services process them for Smiti; during early access a backup may run on a free tier whose terms allow the provider to use content. Before public launch everything moves to paid services that don’t train on it. The privacy page lists every service.
No. Nobody is told or contacted. Smiti works only for you.
English, Hindi and Hinglish today — the way people actually text, mixed languages included. Drafts come out in the same mix you use with that person. More languages are on the way.
On Android, Smiti reads new messages from your notifications and your WhatsApp backup (with your key). On the web, you can upload a WhatsApp chat export to start.
Switch off any chat, hide anyone from memories, turn off any app, or delete one chat, one person or everything — for real.
Everything it understands is on your Today and on each person’s page, in plain words. If a line is wrong, tap it away — Smiti sets aside what it came from and never says it again.
Not yet — both are coming soon. Until then, download the Android app from this site; it’s the same signed app and updates itself. iPhone users can use Smiti on the web.