Memoket Gem
An AI wearable that remembers your conversations all day
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An AI wearable that remembers your conversations all day
896 followers
We’re opening 50 free spots for our Founding Member Program for founders, SMB owners who want to try Memoket Gem early. Memoket Gem is an all-day AI wearable that captures meetings, calls, coffee chats, and decisions on the go. It summarizes key moments, connects context across conversations, and turns them into tasks, notes, and follow-ups in the tools you already use. Join us and help shape the future of real-world AI memory.
Congrats on the launch, and an intriguing solution to AI Wearables! I'm curious about the APP that Memoket has to process the recording the gem generates. Do I just need to make a one-time payment for the APP along with the hardware, or will there be subscriptions?
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@jinhao_bai2 Hi Jinhao. Thanks for supporting Memoket! Currently the Memoket App is free to download and use. We would like to get early feedback from real users so we can improve the app user experience and features before we launch. Please feel free to download the app from the Apple Store or from Google Play. When the Memoket Gem is launched, it will be used alongside the app. We are still finalizing the commercial plans and will keep our users updated via our official newsletter. Please feel free to check our website and sign up to our newsletter here: memoket.ai.
The "remembers all day" promise is compelling but raises a real question how does it handle conversations you don't want remembered? Is there an easy way to pause or delete specific recordings?
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@imad_elkhafi Hi there thanks a lot for your question! Firstly, the user will decide when Memoket Gem starts and stops recording by pressing on the button on the Gem. Among our early beta users, a typical use case would be the user pressing the button to start recording when a conversation or meeting starts, and ends it when the meeting ends. If you do want the Memoket Gem to stay on, the transcript and summaries will provide clear outlines of each discussion topic so you know what's going on throughout the recording. Deleting a certain recording is very easy to operate on the Memoket App. We are still discussing on the "pause" feature and will keep our users updated before mass production takes place.
Thanks again for asking these great questions and for supporting Memoket!
@elisa_lo User-controlled start/stop is the right default opt-in recording is the only way to build trust with something this sensitive. Pause feature would complete it nicely, good to hear it's on the roadmap.
Wow wow, this is actually such an interesting direction for wearable AI. I really like that it can work alongside an existing Apple Watch instead of trying to completely replace devices people already use every day. That honestly makes adoption feel way more realistic. Again, you had me at Notion Integration (Big Notion nerd here)
One thing I’m really curious about, though, is privacy. Since this is capturing conversations and context continuously, how are you handling consent, storage, and user control over what gets remembered or deleted apart from having the features to record on demand or always on?
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@mansi_khandekar Hi Mansi, thanks a lot for your questions. On privacy and consent: This is the question we take most seriously. A few things baked into how Memoket works: First, Recording starts with a deliberate press. You decide what's worth capturing, not the device. That intentionality matters, because it puts the user (not an algorithm) in control of every recording session. Second, a clear red LED on the side of Gem lights up whenever it's recording, visible to everyone in the room. There's no hiding it. We deliberately designed it so that anyone around can see when Memoket is active, which makes the consent conversation easier and more honest. Third, we follow local consent laws as the baseline, and we strongly encourage users to inform participants when recording. Your data is yours, recordings live in your account, accessible only by you, with permission-based controls. We know the wearable AI category has had some justified scrutiny on privacy. We want Memoket to be the example of how to do this right. Privacy by design, not by policy. On storage and user control: your audio is initially stored in your device. The user decides whether they want the audio to be transferred to cloud to generate the transcripts and AI summaries, and whether/when they want to delete any of the files. The user has full control over all these options. Hope this answers your questions and thank you again for supporting Memoket.
As someone who runs a construction business all over the state, my days are basically back-to-back conversations, client calls, team check-ins, supplier negotiations, investor updates. By the end of the day I have a notebook (yes, still old-school) full of half-legible scribbles and a head full of things I'm pretty sure I'm forgetting. I started using the Memoket app a couple of weeks ago and the difference is real. After a client call, I can pull up exactly what was discussed and turn it into action items in minutes. No more 'wait, what did they say about the timeline?' moments. If you're anyone who talks to people for a living and then needs to act on those conversations, this is worth checking out. Can't wait to put my hands on the Gem.
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@xfei Thank you so much for your support! Glad you liked the Memoket App. And yes, the Memoket Gem will make a lot of difference! I've been wearing it everyday myself. We'll ship out the beta prototype as soon as possible :)
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@xfei That notebook has served you well. Time to let it rest in peace 📓🪦 Seriously though, construction is the perfect use case. Back-to-back site visits, client calls, supplier negotiations... that's a LOT of context to keep in your head. Memoket's got your back now. Thanks for the support!
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@xfei This is such a great real-world example! Construction is exactly the kind of environment where details move fast and context gets scattered across calls, site visits, and follow-ups. Really appreciate you sharing how you’ve been using the app already. Can’t wait for you to try Gem in an even more hands-free workflow!
We wanted to build a similar startup, but with a camera and an ear-mounted device, so the device could “see” and suggest what to do. In the end we abandoned it, one of the reasons being the battery. If there is a constant internet connection, the device would drain quickly.
Also, if the device is constantly listening and recording, memory would fill up quickly, and if everything is constantly sent to the cloud, the battery would die fast. How did you solve this?
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@natalia_iankovych Thanks for sharing your thoughts, that’s a very real challenge for this type of device!
Gem is designed around press-to-capture, not always-on automatic recording. That choice is not only about battery life, but also about privacy, consent, and compliance. We believe users should intentionally decide what gets captured, rather than having every ambient conversation recorded by default.
Network syncing is also user-triggered, not automatic. Recordings are stored locally first, and users choose when to transfer/sync them to the app for transcription, summaries, or action items.
Battery life is critical for any wearable, so we optimized Gem around lightweight, intentional capture. On a full charge, Gem supports up to 20 hours of continuous recording, which for an average user typically means several days of use before needing to recharge.
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Congrats on the launch. This feels very relevant for founders who spend most of their day in conversations and then need to remember every small detail later.
How about is privacy and consent. How are you thinking about using this in meetings or client conversations where other people are involved?
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@imrulkaayes Hi Imrul, thanks a lot for your questions. On privacy and consent: This is the question we take most seriously. A few things baked into how Memoket works: First, Recording starts with a deliberate press. You decide what's worth capturing, not the device. That intentionality matters, because it puts the user (not an algorithm) in control of every recording session. Second, a clear red LED on the side of Gem lights up whenever it's recording, visible to everyone in the room. There's no hiding it. We deliberately designed it so that anyone around can see when Memoket is active, which makes the consent conversation easier and more honest. Third, we follow local consent laws as the baseline, and we strongly encourage users to inform participants when recording. Your data is yours, recordings live in your account, accessible only by you, with permission-based controls. We know the wearable AI category has had some justified scrutiny on privacy. We want Memoket to be the example of how to do this right. Privacy by design, not by policy. Hope this answers your question. Thanks again for supporting Memoket!
how is it different from Plaud or similar type of devices? how can it be easily integrated with my existing agent?
there's a lot of conv I don't wanna it listen to, how will this handle such case?
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@erica_ding Great questions.
1. Form factor: Memoket Gem is an AI wristband for real-life conversations, lightweight, wrist-worn, and designed for everyday use. It can also be co-worn with an Apple Watch, so you don’t have to choose between your smartwatch and your conversation device.
2. Beyond single recordings: We’re not only focused on summarizing one conversation at a time. The bigger idea is helping you connect real-life conversations over time across meetings, quick chats, ideas, and follow-ups, and reconstruct them into consolidated reports, action items, and useful long-term context.
3. Integrations / agents: We’ve already connected Memoket with many commonly used tools, so insights and outputs from your real-life conversations can flow more easily into your existing productivity stack. We’re also continuing to expand integrations to support more customized agent-based workflows over time.