Memoth

About

We build Memoth so you can stop taking notes and listen.

Memoth is a personal AI voice notes app. It records or imports the conversations that make up an ordinary week — a lecture, a client call, a doctor’s appointment, a therapy session, an idea muttered into a watch on a walk — and turns each one into a transcript, a summary, speaker labels, highlights, translations, and the follow-ups you actually have to do.

Why it exists

The tools that record conversations were built for a meeting calendar. They join scheduled calls, they charge per seat, and they assume the important things you hear happen in a video window with an agenda attached. Most of what a person needs to remember does not look like that. It happens in a consulting room, in a lecture hall, in a corridor after the meeting ended, or in a voice message from someone who talks for four minutes without pausing.

Memoth was built for that half of life. It is an Apple-native recorder first — iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch — with a WhatsApp bot for the audio that arrives in a chat instead. On the Mac it captures meetings from any tool without a bot joining the call, so the other people in the room are talking to you rather than to a robot with your name on it.

Who it is for

Students who cannot write fast enough to keep up with a lecture. Freelancers and solo founders whose CRM is their memory. Journalists and researchers who need the exact quote. People managing their own health, or a parent’s, who leave an appointment holding six instructions and remembering two. Anyone who thinks out loud and would like the thinking kept.

What we hold ourselves to

  • The library belongs to the person who recorded it

    Recordings, transcripts, and summaries sync through your own iCloud account rather than a Memoth database. That is a deliberate constraint: it means the archive of your conversations is not ours to browse, mine, or lose, and it survives you deciding to stop paying us.

  • Say plainly what happens to the audio

    Transcription runs in the cloud, so audio does leave the device. We say so everywhere rather than hiding behind the phrase “on-device”. The uploaded audio is kept as an encrypted backup for 30 days so a recording lost from a phone can be recovered, then deleted automatically. Deleting a recording in the app erases the backup and the transcript immediately.

  • Subscriptions, not advertising

    Memoth is paid for by the people who use it. There are no ads, no data brokerage, and your recordings are never sold or used to train models. A free tier exists so the product can be judged on its own before any money changes hands.

  • One price per person, every device included

    Meeting tools tend to charge per seat and price out anyone who works alone. A Memoth subscription covers iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch through Apple's Universal Purchase, and the WhatsApp bot on top.

The company

Memoth is built and operated by Artlink Live Ltd., a company registered in Israel. The same entity is named in the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy, which are the documents that actually bind us — this page only describes them.

Operating company
Artlink Live Ltd.
Registered in
Israel
Product
Memoth — personal AI voice notes
Platforms
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, WhatsApp bot
Business model
Consumer subscriptions
Support
support@memoth.com

Talk to us

Support, privacy requests, legal questions, and press all have their own address on the contact page. General help lives at support@memoth.com, and the support page answers the questions we are asked most.