By voice or by keyboard, however it comes. Ten seconds later, the people, the dates and the things to do are in their place, and you filed nothing.
open beta · android · ios · macos · windowsNo folder to pick, no title, no tag. You say or type a sentence, and sinam works out on its own what it is about.
Marion had a baby boy on March 12, his name is Elio
Julien's carbonara: guanciale, pecorino, never any cream, off the heat
remember to renew my passport before the summer
Anatomy of a Fall: really hard to watch, and I can't stop thinking about it
dad's birthday is November 4
Sofia works at Ubisoft now, she left the studio in May
back pain since Monday, it eases off when I walk
the agency wants to push delivery to October, check with Claire
A single sentence, dictated while walking, and what it becomes without you looking after it.
“Marion had a baby boy on March 12, his name is Elio”
You dictate it in the street, in two seconds. You file nothing.
A card for Marion now exists, with a fact, a named child, and a date that comes back every year.
“lunch with Marion on Friday, she's going back to work”
The same card fills up. No duplicate: sinam knows it is the same person.
The Digest tells you: Elio's birthday in five days. You never set a reminder.
you ask your AI: “what do I know about Marion?”
It answers from your memory, not its own.
Nothing is ever deleted: what you never reopen fades, like these cards. Hover over them to light them up again.
From the desktop app, connect sinam to your AI assistant: Claude, or any MCP-compatible assistant. It finds a person, a decision or a project in your memory, without you having to explain everything again.
The local model sorts your captures on your computer. Nothing leaves, and there is nothing to pay.
Your Anthropic key, on a phone alone: the text of a capture goes out just long enough to be sorted, and the result comes back to you. Nothing else leaves, and you pay Anthropic for what you use.
Where my data goesPhone and computer, all four systems, on the same version. Start with the device you have at hand.
On your phone, your computer, or both. Each one keeps your whole memory.
On a computer, the local model, for free. On a phone alone, your Anthropic key, paid as you go.
Any sentence. Ten seconds later, you see what sinam made of it.
Scan one device's QR code with the other, on the same Wi-Fi. From then on, it is the same memory.
A second brain that sorts itself, on your own devices.