AideMemo

AideMemo is a personal memory app for iPhone and iPad. With AideMemo in ChatGPT, you can ask about the memories you choose to share from it: notes, voice transcripts, calendar events, reminders, the descriptions of your photos, places you went, and your Trakt or Bangumi records if you connect those accounts in AideMemo and choose to share them. How it works - You choose what to share: the kinds of memories, and the period they come from. - Your iPhone or iPad answers. ChatGPT's request goes to AideMemo's relay, which wakes your device with a notification. Your device answers from its own copy of what you shared, and the answer goes back the same way. The relay keeps neither the question nor the answer. - Read-only. ChatGPT gets two tools: search, which finds up to 20 memories by words or dates, and fetch, which reads one in full. It cannot change, add or delete anything. - You see every access. Each search and each read shows a notification, and Recent Access in AideMemo lists them. - Every memory ChatGPT cites comes with a link that opens it in AideMemo, or a Trakt or Bangumi record on its own site. Connecting There is no AideMemo account or password. When you connect, a page opens AideMemo on your iPhone or iPad, or shows a QR code when you connect from another device. AideMemo shows where the request came from and what ChatGPT would read, and you allow it there. You can pause the connection, change what it reads, or delete it in AideMemo at any time. What you need - AideMemo on an iPhone or iPad with iOS 27 or iPadOS 27. - Notifications allowed for AideMemo. AideMemo asks when you connect. - Your iPhone or iPad on, online, and unlocked at least once since it last restarted. AideMemo does not need to be open. Health, Motion and email are never offered to an assistant.