Niklaus ingests your voice, your notes, your daily thoughts — and becomes a searchable memory of you. Yours today. For someone you love, tomorrow.
Audio, transcripts, notes — all exportable in plain formats, free, without friction. Even on the free plan. Even if you cancel.
When the model doesn't know, it says so. It never invents thoughts you didn't express, never simulates emotions the data doesn't support.
Heir designation, time-locked messages, encrypted backups. Inheritance is not a feature added later — it's in the architecture from day one.
Hold to record. Niklaus transcribes on your device — your raw audio never leaves the phone unless you say so. Or just type a fragment: same pipeline, same memory.
Niklaus reads back what you said, when you said it, and links to the original audio or note. If it doesn't know, it tells you so — never guesses, never invents.
↓ The phone is live. Try a question.
Short audios across the day. Transcribed locally. Always exportable.
Ideas, fragments, "remember to". Voice or text — same memory.
Conversational search of everything you've fed Niklaus. With citations.
One question, every day. No streaks. No guilt. Skip if you want.
Heritage isn't a feature we add later. It's the reason Niklaus exists. Designate heirs. Set access rules per person. Lock messages to be opened on a date, an age, an anniversary. Mark anything as private — and it stays private, forever.
Our only revenue is you. Anything else creates a conflict with your trust.
Not raw, not "anonymized," not aggregated. Not for any price.
We don't recommend things we earn from. You came here for clarity.
No counters, no fire emojis, no "you missed yesterday." Skip whenever.
Niklaus is sober. It's not your therapist, not your companion. It remembers.
When the model doesn't know, it says so. Especially in heritage mode.
Plain-format export, free, in under 5 minutes. Test us.
Encryption is architecture, not a policy page. Verifiable, on-device where it matters.
Always free. Always exportable.
For your everyday memory.
For what you leave behind.
Yearly plans coming. Save 20%. Lifetime Legacy under consideration — write us if you'd buy it.
Yes. Raw audio, transcripts, notes, metadata — all exportable in plain formats (M4A, Markdown, JSON), free, even on the free plan, even after you cancel. The intelligence is the service. Your data is yours.
You designate heirs. They get raw export of everything, free, forever. To talk with your memory they need an active subscription — paid by them, or pre-paid by you (Legacy lifetime). You set per-heir rules: full access, topic-restricted, time-gated, layered release. By default Niklaus speaks about you in third person; first-person mode is opt-in only, while you're alive.
Only if you explicitly choose it. By default, when speaking with heirs, Niklaus refers to you in the third person and quotes your words. First-person mode requires your active consent while alive — and even then, the model never invents thoughts you didn't express.
Recent memory and raw audio: on your device, encrypted. Long-term vector memory: in the cloud (Supabase, encrypted at rest). The traceable architecture is documented and auditable. We're moving more inference on-device as Apple Intelligence and local models improve — that's a roadmap, not the current state, and we'll always tell you which is which.
Our launch markets (US, UK, Nordics) are iOS-heavy in the paying segment. Apple Intelligence and Core ML give us a real on-device advantage. Android in phase 2 — sign up to be notified.
Never. Not raw, not "anonymized," not aggregated. Our only revenue is your subscription. Anything that puts our incentives in conflict with your trust is excluded — written into the company's charter.
It says so. Plainly: "I don't have anything from you about that." It never invents memories, never simulates emotions, never fills in gaps with plausible-sounding nonsense. Especially when speaking on your behalf to your heirs.
We're inviting a small first cohort in early 2026 — people who want to shape Niklaus from the inside, not just use it. iOS only at launch.