We combine tech tools with tested psychological techniques to help you remember the people you meet. It’s a visual contact management and personal CRM app with a focus on easily retrieving and finding a person you've added, even if you can’t remember their name. The key is through association, or as the psychologists call it, the encoding specificity model.

How does it work?

The first step to Rememorate someone is to take a photo. That photo will become a visual cue to help you remember that person -- it could be of the person, a selfie with you and the person, or even a photo of something that reminds you of the person/place/time.

If you take a photo of their business card, it will automatically scan in all of the text, place it in the appropriate fields, and make everything searchable. It'll also poll social media, and if they have a public profile it'll automatically populate their LinkedIn, Twitter, and/or Facebook info. We can also find profile photos, and give you the option to replace the photo you took.

In other words, you can go from a photo of a business card to a LinkedIn connection in a matter of seconds.

From there, you can add any other contact info you might have, such as name, phone, email, notes, mnemonic devices, personal anecdotes, or any other info you want to remember later.

When you are ready to find your contact again, you can search your address book by photo, location on the map, the date/time you met, keywords, or all of the above!

Other Features -
> Import the contacts from your phone.
> Automatically export/sync your Rememorate contacts with your phone's normal contacts app.
> Privately backup your contacts using our Dropbox integration.
> Play 3 different memory games, to improve your memory and recall.

Our Mission -
The more people you remember and connect with, the better your life will be. We believe a contact management app should do more than just store your contacts. Over time, it should help you remember more information about the important people in your life.

Rememorate stores your address book the same way your brain does, through associations. The more those associations are made, the more likely you are to remember someone without actively needing to reference them.

What we mean is, the more you use Rememorate to find who you are looking for, the less work you'll need to do to find them again. Rememorat