A briefing before you walk in.
Primer takes ninety seconds to tell you who will be at the dinner, the offsite or the recital, and what you want to remember about them. You read it in the car. Then you go in.
Read the writing
iPhone. Coming soon.
What it does
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Worlds
Your life arrives in circles: family, work, the neighbours. Sort your calendar into them once. Primer knows which one you are walking into.
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Briefing
One card, about ninety seconds. Who is coming, what is going on with them, and a couple of things worth asking about.
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Capture
Afterwards, talk for a minute about how it went. Primer pulls out the names and the details so they are there next time.
Your life stays on your phone
- Everyone you add, every note and every photo lives on your device.
- When you record a voice note, your phone transcribes it. The transcription happens on-device.
- Only the resulting text is sent out, and only to turn it into structured notes.
- Audio never leaves the phone.