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Hemory
Always-on private voice memory connected to AI agents via MCP
Native MCP supportZero cloud audio retentioniOS & Android liveBuilt by a few folks at ONES.comFree tier: 10 hrs
Opportunity score
63/100
A timely concept with real utility, but crowded and privacy-sensitive with unproven monetization.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
A smart wedge into agent memory that is promising but too early and undifferentiated to clone horizontally.
What is Hemory?
Hemory is a privacy-first, always-on voice memory app that records spoken context, stores it as searchable memory, and connects to AI agents through MCP so users can generate reports, journals, PRDs, and follow-ups from real conversations. It uses voice-activity detection to bill only for speech, claims raw audio never leaves the listening device, and monetizes through a free trial plus usage-based subscription tiers. Revenue and growth are not publicly disclosed, and the product currently appears focused on mobile with desktop, web, and self-host options in development.
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