Pokko for iPhone

Keep: one press, and it is in.

The plus beside the question box takes anything. What you keep goes into your memory without being sent to a model.

A thought. A number, a name, a plan. Type it and press Keep.
A photo. From the camera or the library. Pokko keeps a small copy it can read; the original stays in Photos.
A file. PDFs and text files are kept whole and found by the words in them.

From any app, without opening Pokko.

A link in Safari, a picture in Photos, a document in Files: Share, then Pokko. Choose which Pokko it is for and carry on with what you were doing.

A memory tree that grows itself.

Pokko sits at the top. Today, yesterday, earlier this week and each month branch off below, and everything you kept hangs from its day, marked with what it is: a note, a photo, a file, a day's summary.

Private by itself. A bank card or an identity document is listed by what it is, not by what it says.
Search. By any word in a note, a file, or the writing in a photo.
Yours to tidy. Fold a branch away, open anything, delete anything.

Ask for it back, in your own words.

"Where is my passport and when does it run out?" The answer comes from what you kept, and shows which note it looked at.

Nothing to set up. Asking uses a model Pokko pays for, within a free allowance.
Say it and it is kept. Tell Pokko something worth keeping mid-conversation and it keeps it.
Private stays private. What a private item holds is never sent.

Snapped here, there on your Mac.

Take a photo on the train; at your desk, ask your Mac to show you the photo you took this morning. Everything you keep on the iPhone is in the same memory as your Mac within a minute or so.

Your passport, when you need it. Ask Pokko to show it. It is kept private, so it opens for you and is never sent to the AI.

Home: pick up where you left off.

Yesterday in a few lines, your last question with a button to carry on, and today's meetings if you let Pokko read the phone's calendar.

Sign in, and it is all there.

Continue with Apple, or a code sent to your email. There is no password. Your memory is kept in your account, so a new phone, or your Mac, has it as soon as you sign in. The terms are shown before you make an account.

Everything it does

The whole list.

Home	Yesterday's summary, today's meetings from the phone's calendar, and the question you left off on.
Ask	A question about what is kept, answered by a model Pokko pays for. It shows the notes it looked at.
Keeps when told	Say something worth keeping in Ask and it is kept, and listed under the answer.
Keep	Type something, add photos or files, press Keep. Not sent to a model.
Photos	A smaller copy that can still be read is kept, with a pointer to the original in Photos.
Files	PDFs and text files, found by the words in them.
Private items	Something that looks like an identity document or a bank card is kept private.
Memory tree	Everything kept, as a tree: a branch for each day or month, newest first, with search. Open an item, delete it.
Send to Pokko	Pokko in any app's share sheet takes words, links, photos and files.
Several Pokkos	Each with a name, a colour and a memory of its own. The ones from your Mac appear too.
One conversation with the Mac	What was said on the Mac is shown on the phone, and the other way round.
A day ends at four in the morning	Each day's conversation starts fresh; earlier days are found in memory.
Account	Continue with Apple, or a code by email. No password.
Sync	Your memory is kept in your Pokko account and is the same on every device you sign in on.
Terms before you join	The terms and privacy are one tap from the sign-in button.
Dark or light	Dark unless you choose otherwise.

Snap it, say it, share it. Ask later.