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Log it in seconds. Find it in one question.

Speak, type or snap a receipt. Then ask Lyra, who answers only from what you logged, and says so when it isn’t there. Numbers and dates are worked out in code, not guessed.

Never used to train AI. Voice is recognized on your iPhone.

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Parked on level 3, row C of the airport garage, near the elevators

Listening · on this iPhone

Costco

Sat, Oct 4

  • Kirkland olive oil 2L$14.99
  • Organic eggs 24ct$8.49
  • Roma tomatoes$5.29
  • Instant coupon−$3.00
Total$25.77

Lines add up to the total

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What people log

Five everyday moments

Each one is a line you’d jot down anyway, and a question you’ll have later.

  • Time, plans and reminders

    Say “tomorrow” or “in 2 weeks” and the day is fixed when you write it, not when you ask. Plans become reminders on your phone, worked out in code.

    Log · Refill my prescription in 2 weeks

    Ask · What’s on my schedule this week?

  • Money, receipts and gas pumps

    Snap a receipt or the pump’s screen. Every line is kept, and totals are checked and added up in code, never by the AI.

    Log · 📷 Gas pump · 16.695 gal × $3.899 = $65.09

    Ask · How many gallons did I buy for the Kia this month?

  • Journals under a topic

    Start an entry with “topic” and a name. It’s kept apart: never counted as spending or a reminder, and read only when you ask about that topic.

    Log · Topic: Blue Whale - Chapter 1 opens at the station.

    Ask · Give me everything on Blue Whale

  • Things you love, and things to avoid

    Note the dish you loved or the food that disagreed with you. Lyra finds it again when you ask.

    Log · Loved the lamb biryani at Saffron. Cashews upset my stomach again.

    Ask · What did I like at Saffron?

  • Trips and the small details

    Keep a trip’s notes under its own topic, and log the details you’ll forget by the time you land.

    Log · Parked on level 3, row C of the airport garage

    Ask · Where did I park?