Debo

Debo acts as a long-term memory layer for your life. It ingests voice recordings, written notes, and data pulled from other apps, then organizes everything into a private memory graph. Once your information is indexed, you can ask natural-language questions — 'What did I learn about that investor last March?' or 'What were my symptoms before that doctor visit?' — and Debo surfaces cited answers drawn from your own history. The journaling side is built for retention: entries are structured to stick, not just be stored. The collaborative intelligence layer lets you explore connections across sources you'd normally have to dig through manually. It's designed for people who capture a lot but struggle to retrieve it — researchers, founders, heavy note-takers, or anyone tired of losing context over time.

Used by researchers, founders, and heavy note-takers to capture voice memos, notes, and cross-app activity into a private, queryable knowledge graph for long-term recall.