MemoWho

You met someone. You remember the beard, the dog, the coffee place on 4th — everything except the name. MemoWho is built for exactly that moment. Log a person the way you actually remember them: where you met, what you talked about, and a handful of physical details picked from icons rather than typed out. Later, search by any fragment you can recall — "tall, beard, dog park" — and MemoWho narrows your own entries down to the one you're reaching for. WHAT IT DOES • Log people by context, not just by name. An entry with no name at all is still useful. • Pick physical details from icon rows — height, hair, glasses, face shape and more. Every field is optional. • Search across everything you've written, by any detail, in any order. • Entries group by the month you met, so browsing follows the shape of your memory. • Note where and when you met, with the location filled in for you if you want it. BUILT PRIVATE, ON PURPOSE • Your entries stay on your device. There is no MemoWho account and no MemoWho server holding your notes. • If the app crashes, a crash report (what went wrong, plus your device model and OS version) goes to Google's Firebase Crashlytics so the bug can be fixed. Crash reports never include your entries. • Back up on your terms: export your entries to a file, or let MemoWho keep a backup up to date in a folder you choose — on your phone, iCloud Drive or Google Drive. Optionally lock it with a passphrase only you know, and import it on any device. • No shared index. Search only ever touches your own entries — there is nothing else it could touch. • No photos. MemoWho cannot take, store, or display a picture of anyone. It is a memory aid, not a face database. • No contact-list scraping and no social network integrations. MemoWho is a private notebook for a small, ordinary problem: being bad with names, and wanting to be better with people.