XNeuronal

XNeuronal is a neural memory for your phone, not a notes app. Everything you say becomes a neuron: a person, a date, a place, an idea, a task. Each neuron is linked to the others, so your memory grows as a network rather than as a list. Say "Tomorrow, remind me about Mom's gift, my sister Inès will be there with her husband Sacha" and it keeps four things: the reminder, Mom's birthday, Inès your sister, Sacha your brother-in-law. The next time you mention them, it knows who is who. Because everything is connected, it finds things by association, not by the exact words you used. Ask "what did I tell you about the apartment?" and the related memories come back in their order. When something changes, the old memory is not overwritten: it becomes history, linked to the new one. You see the whole network in My Memory, as a list or as a constellation, and you correct anything just by saying it. What it keeps comes back when it is useful. At a time, but also when you get near a place, if it freezes this week, at sunset, or after five days without rain. You mentioned Paul's birthday once, in passing: a week before the date next year, your phone reminds you. Reminders that matter are read out loud. One screen, no tabs, no folders, nothing to configure. You speak or type the way you would to someone, and it files. Android, six languages, no account needed to start. Data hosted in Europe, and nothing is ever used to train a model.