Step 1
Drop anything
Send Lifely a screenshot, photo, PDF, URL, note, email, or voice memory—without stopping to build a filing system.
ScreenshotsVoicePDFsLinksNotesPhotos
Personal memory, upgraded
Ask your life anything.
Lifely is the AI memory for everything you save. Drop in screenshots, notes, links, documents, and voice—then ask for what you need instead of searching every app.
No credit card required · 500 memories included
Ask My Life
“What was that coffee shop Sarah recommended?”
Café X—saved June 12. Sarah recommended the cold brew.
What to expect from Lifely
01
Start without reorganizing
Bring the digital clutter you already have. Lifely does the understanding.
02
Answers with context
Retrieve the details around a memory—not just a matching filename.
03
Value that compounds
Your personal memory layer becomes more useful as you intentionally add to it.
One simple loop
Drop. Understand. Ask.
Lifely replaces folders and frantic scrolling with one intelligent memory layer built around how you actually remember.
Step 2
Understand the context
AI reads what you saved and identifies useful details such as people, places, dates, categories, prices, and intent.
Step 3
Ask your life
Ask a natural-language question and retrieve the memory you need, along with the context that makes it useful.
Plans for every memory
Start small. Remember more when you’re ready.
Simple monthly plans with no setup fee.
Free
Build your first personal memory layer.
$0/month
- 500 memories
- Basic AI search
- Limited uploads
Best for daily use
Pro
For people who save ideas, references, and moments every day.
$9.99/month
- Unlimited memories
- Advanced AI search
- Voice memories
- Automatic organization
- Smart reminders
Power
For a deeper, more personalized memory system.
$19.99/month
- Everything in Pro
- Larger files
- Advanced memory
- Personalized AI
- Cross-memory insights
The essentials
Questions before your first drop
Your life. Remembered.
Stop searching through your digital life.
Give the things you save a place to become useful again. Start with 500 memories, then ask Lifely what you forgot.