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Plonk
Remember everything.
In TestFlight
Keys in the bowl. Car on level 3, bay B12. Lent the drill to Dave. You tell Plonk, it remembers. Later you ask, “Where are my keys?” and it tells you, with when you said it.
Two buttons: Remember and Ask. No folders, no tags, no database to look after. Type it, or use the keyboard mic.
Remember
Say it how you’d say it. “Passport, wallet and keys are in the top drawer.” Plonk splits that into three things and keeps each one.
Ask
Ask in plain words and get a plain answer back: “Your keys are in the top drawer.” Typos and plurals are fine. Things move, so Plonk keeps the history. The latest answer comes first, with what you said before that underneath.
Memories
Everything you’ve told it, newest first, as short sentences. Pull a row across to forget it.
Only what you tell it
Plonk only knows what you’ve told it. It won’t pretend to know the weather, the time or the news. Ask it those and it’ll point you to Siri.
The brains
Answers are written by Apple Intelligence on your iPhone, where your iPhone supports it. Otherwise Plonk answers simply on its own. Each answer says which one wrote it, so if one comes out odd, you’ll know whose fault it is.
Privacy
Your memories stay on your iPhone. No account, no analytics, no Yakshaven servers, and nothing is sent anywhere. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
Price
Free for your first 10 memories. A one-time unlock gives you as many as you like. No subscription.
Requirements
Any iPhone with iOS 26 or later. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence (iPhone 15 Pro and newer), answers are written by Apple Intelligence and read more naturally. Without it, Plonk still answers everything on its own, just more plainly.
Availability
In TestFlight now. Not on the App Store yet.