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Aria

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The AI that calls you, listens, and remembers everything

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The AI that calls you, listens, and remembers everything

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Every AI resets when the session ends. You re-explain yourself every time. Aria remembers. She calls you, real phone call or in-app voice, and picks up every thread across every conversation. Mention something on Monday; she brings it up Friday. → Calls you on a schedule or on-demand → Remembers facts, moments, and commitments → Holds you accountable → Web search live mid-call → 5 modes: companion, coach, study buddy, therapist-lite, hype 10 free minutes. No card needed.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Artificial Intelligence•Health

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Wispr Flow: Dictation That Works EverywhereStop typing. Start speaking. 4x faster.

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Hey PH 👋 Ritesh and Rajath here, the builders behind Aria. The idea came from a frustrating pattern I kept noticing: I'd have a meaningful conversation with an AI, work something out, feel good about it... and the next session it had no idea who I was. Back to square one. Every time. I didn't want another chatbot. I wanted something closer to that one friend who actually remembers what you're going through. Who checks in. Who holds you to the thing you said you'd do? So we made Aria voice-first, because typing a problem out isn't the same as talking it through. And we gave her persistent memory, because a relationship without memory isn't a relationship. The thing that surprised me most while building: the moment I made her call outbound, actually dial your number like a real call, something clicked. People stopped treating it like a tool and started treating it like a presence. That's what I'm chasing. 10 free minutes if you want to try it. And I'm here all day; ask me anything about how it works, what's next, or why we made the choices I did. 🙏

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12h ago

@ritesh_p2 The continuity angle is really interesting, especially since most AI conversations feel disposable once the session ends. How do you balance long-term memory with privacy and user control? For example, can users easily review, edit, or remove memories that Aria has stored over time?

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