Your memory, in Telegram
It's in there somewhere. Just ask for it.
The address, the receipt, the thing your partner sent you in March. Autome finds it in your own chats and answers in plain words — and keeps everything you send it after that.
Free forever · No card · Nothing to install
Why this one
Every assistant has a memory now. This one has yours.
Most of them start empty and wait for you to type. Autome starts with the years of conversation you already have.
It reads your chats
Telegram's search wants the exact word you've forgotten. Ask the way you'd ask a friend who was there, and Autome finds it — using your own account, only when you ask.
It can be the family's
A shared space is one memory more than one person can add to. Your partner saves the plumber's number; three months later you find it without asking them.
It's already on your phone
No new app, no new account, no new password — a chat to talk to and, one tap away, a full app to browse it all. iPhone, Android, desktop and web.
Keep everything
Send it anything. Ask for it back in your own words.
The receipt, the parking sign, the thing someone told you on the phone. You never file it, name it, or remember where you put it — you just ask, months later, like a person would.
Voice notes
Talk instead of typing, in your own language. It can answer out loud too.
Photos
A receipt, a whiteboard, a wine label. It reads what's in the picture.
Documents
PDFs, spreadsheets, text. It remembers what's inside, not the filename.
Links & YouTube
It reads the page instead of bookmarking it, and works from video transcripts.
Plain text
Anything you'd otherwise text to yourself and never find again.
Things you track
"Slept 6 hours", "spent €40 on groceries". Logged as data, charted when you ask.
Not only a conversation
Everything you've saved, laid out — one tap from the chat.
Asking is the fast way in. When you'd rather look than ask, the menu button opens a proper app: a home screen of everything you keep, your lists, your charts, what it's watching for you. Still Telegram. Still nothing installed.
€9 · 38 of 150 lookups
Just saved
HomeEverything you keep, with what's new since you last looked.
Search and filterType a word, or tap a kind — photos, links, videos, docs.
Valigia — Lisbona
Saved 14 Aug · 👥 Household
Open it properlyTick boxes with your thumb, edit the text, see who it's shared with.
Finished
ListsWhat's left, at a glance. Finished ones sink but stay — you'll reuse them.
hours — average per day
Trackers"Slept 6 hours" for a month, charted. Add or fix an entry by hand.
3 of 5 on your plan. Ask me in chat to add or change one.
WatchingWhat it's checking, when it last ran, and what it found. Pause any of them.
Watching · part of the €9 plan
Ask once. It goes and checks, on its own.
A reminder hands you back your own words at a time you picked — you still have to go and look. Tell Autome to watch something instead and it does the work: reads the page, runs the search, goes through what you've saved, every morning or every Monday, and messages you what changed.
- Set it in conversation — "check this every morning at 8" — not in a form.
- Hourly, daily or weekly, on your clock — not a server's.
- Nothing new means nothing sent. A quiet week stays quiet.
- Pause or stop any of them in the app, whenever you want.
The 2026 rankings went up this morning — applications close 14 September. weekly check · today 08:00
Plumber — Ricci, 340 118 2244 14 May
Shared spaces
One memory for the people you actually live with
Someone adds the school calendar and everyone has it. Someone saves the plumber and nobody has to ask. This is where it stops being a gadget.
- Everyone can find everything in the space, in their own words.
- Everyone gets told when something's added. No "did you see what I sent?"
- You pick who's in it, and sharing is one item at a time — never automatic.
And the everyday things
The rest of what you'd ask an assistant for
Reminders
"Remind me to call the school on Friday at 10." It messages you at the right moment.
Live web search
News, prices, weather, opening hours — a direct answer with its sources, in chat.
Sends messages for you
"Tell Marco I'll be twenty minutes late." It finds Marco and sends it.
Lists that tick off
"Add milk to the shopping list." It goes on the list, and whoever gets to the shop first ticks it.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when it's part of your day.
Free
Your first 14 days run unmetered — enough to find out whether you'd miss it. After that:
- 100 messages a month — chat and recall
- Search your Telegram history
- Unlimited saved items — your memory is never capped
- 5 voice notes and 10 photos or files a month
- 5 web lookups a month
- A shared space with one other person
- Lists, reminders and the app, all of it
Autome
For when it's holding the things you can't lose.
- Unlimited saved items — nothing ages out
- Unlimited messages, voice notes, photos and files
- 150 web lookups a month
- Shared spaces with everyone — the whole household
- Up to 5 things watched for you, round the clock — the one thing free can't do
- Everything in Free, without the ceilings
Cancel any time, in the chat.
Your side of it
Yours, and only yours
Your messages and files are used to answer you. That's the whole list.
Saving, recall, reminders and spaces all work without it. Connect it if you want your history searchable — and disconnect in one message.
Nothing leaves your own memory unless you put it in a space and invite someone.
Want the long version — every company involved and exactly what each one receives? Read the full privacy detail →
Questions people ask first
Do I need to install anything?
No. Autome is a Telegram chat. If you have Telegram, you have everything you need — on your phone, your laptop, or the web.
Do I have to connect my chat history?
No, and plenty of people never do. Saving, recall, reminders, shared spaces and web search all work on their own. Connecting your account is what lets Autome answer questions about conversations you had before you met it — and you can undo it in one message.
Is it only a chat?
No. Tap the menu button and Autome opens as a proper app inside Telegram: a home screen of everything you keep, your saved items sorted by kind, your lists, charts for whatever you track, what it's watching, your reminders, your spaces and your plan. Same account, same Telegram, nothing to install.
What's the difference between a reminder and a check?
A reminder sends you your own words at a time you chose — "call the school" — and you do the rest. A check is Autome doing the work instead: it reads the page or runs the search itself and messages you what it found, and only when there's something to say. Reminders are free; checks are part of the €9 plan, up to five at once.
What happens when I hit the free limits?
Nothing disappears. You keep everything already saved and can go on chatting and recalling it; the monthly allowances simply stop until the month turns, or you upgrade for €9.
Can my family use it with me?
Yes — that's what shared spaces are for. On the free plan a space holds you and one other person; on the paid plan, as many as you like.
Which languages does it speak?
It replies in yours. English, Italian, German, Spanish and French are built in, and it transcribes voice notes in the language you actually spoke.
How do I cancel?
In the chat, whenever you like. You drop back to the free plan and keep what you've saved.
The next thing you forget is already in there.
Open the chat, send it one thing, and ask for it back tomorrow.
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