Features

More than memory. Intelligence.

Total Recall takes in everything you know, work and personal, and connects it. The result isn't just recall, it's synthesis: it helps you decide, prepare, notice, and act on the full picture of your life.

Total memory

Bring your whole world in, then ask anything in plain language.

  • Documents, notes, email, messages, meetings
  • Search by meaning, not keywords
  • Answers grounded in your own data, with the receipts

Synthesis

The heart of it: it connects everything and thinks with you.

  • Patterns across work, health, and life
  • Blind spots your own biases hide
  • A daily brief, plus weekly and monthly synthesis
  • Pressure-test decisions against all you know

People

A personal CRM that surfaces the right person at the right moment.

  • Everyone you know, remembered
  • Prep before a call or meeting
  • Who to reconnect with, and why now

Health & life

Your body in context with the rest of your life.

  • WHOOP, Oura, recovery and sleep
  • Medications and supplements
  • Correlations you would never spot alone

Capture

Catch fleeting thoughts before they are gone.

  • Notes, journal, dreams, ideas
  • Voice capture on the go
  • Write straight to your brain

It can act

When you want it to, it does more than answer.

  • Reaches out on Telegram, Slack, or the app
  • Reminders and relationship cadence
  • Closes tasks, marks goals, drafts and sends
  • Remembers what it did, and what worked

How it works

Set it up once. It works for you forever.

1

Connect your world

Point it at the sources you already use. It ingests them privately and keeps up to date in the background.

2

It builds your brain

Everything is organized and linked into one private memory, then synthesized so the connections surface on their own.

3

Ask theo anywhere

Talk to your agent in the theo app or your messaging channels, or plug your brain into the AI you already use.

4

It compounds

A daily brief, proactive nudges, and sharper answers. theo remembers what it did and what worked, takes your corrections to heart, and gets better at being yours every week.

Action memory

Every action logged. Every outcome scored.

Search over your own notes is table stakes. theo goes further: every action it takes on your behalf is logged as a decision trace and scored against what actually happened, so the agent is continually self-improving. In plain terms: it keeps a logbook, grades itself against reality, and rereads the logbook before making the same kind of call again. That record compounds with use, and it cannot be copied.

Decision trace#4127 · tue 09:12
Signal
Vendor thread in Slack quiet for 6 days. Task “confirm delivery” still open.
Call
Leave the task open conservative-completion
Reasoning
No delivery confirmation found. 2 of 3 similar threads reopened.
Confidence
0.62

Your reply, pinned to this trace

“good catch, that wasn’t done”

confirmedreinforced

Illustrative trace. Synthetic data.

Decision traces

Every call theo makes across Slack, email, meetings, and calendar is written as a trace: the signal, the decision, the reasoning, the confidence, the outcome. In plain terms: a logbook of everything it did and why.

Retrieval of priors

Before acting on a recurring situation, theo retrieves the most similar past traces and weights the call toward what actually worked. In plain terms: it rereads the logbook before making the same kind of call again.

Outcome labels from conversation

Say “good catch” or “no, that’s not done” and that feedback becomes a permanent label on the exact trace it refers to. Confirmations reinforce the call. Corrections become lessons that block repeats. No training rituals, no thumbs-up buttons.

Automated reconciliation

Daily and weekly sweeps verify theo’s earlier predictions against what really happened, and score the traces nobody commented on. In plain terms: it grades its own homework, on a schedule.

Supersession: one live truth

When a fact changes, a new role, a new employer, the new value supersedes the old instead of piling up beside it. History is kept. Answers reflect what is current.

Memory decay, tuned by outcome

Unvalidated context decays on a half-life. Confirmed knowledge persists, and reinforcement resets the clock. In plain terms: it forgets like you do, on purpose, so “the latest” is actually the latest. Measured: retrieval got better, nothing got worse.

See it in action

Your daily brief. Answers with the receipts.

Your daily briefTue, 7:00am
  • Close the loop with Dana: her contract renews in 9 days and usage dipped last week.
  • Board prep: 3 questions likely, based on last quarter's notes and this week's metrics.
  • Recovery is low 3 days running: your best months correlate with sleep. Protect tonight.
  • Reconnect: it's been 4 months since you spoke with Marcus.
“What am I missing about the Acme deal?”

Three things worth a look before your call. Acme's champion changed roles in March, pricing pushback showed up in two emails, and a similar account churned after the same pattern last year.

Email · Mar 14Call transcriptPast accounts

What it connects

Bring in your whole world.

The sources you already use, ingested privately and kept up to date.

Gmail
Slack
Notion
Google Drive
Figma
WhatsApp
Obsidian
Dropbox
Outlook
Telegram

Where you use it

Your brain goes where you go.

Talk to theo in a dedicated app and your messaging channels, or plug your brain into the AI you already use.

theo, your agent

Purpose-built for your brain. The app at full strength, plus messaging wherever you are.

theo appTelegramSlackWhatsApp

Or any AI you already use

Your brain is portable. Plug it into the tools you live in.

ClaudeChatGPTGeminiAny MCP-capable tool

Use it

Ask anything. Act on it.

What am I missing about my team’s morale right now?
Summarize everything I know about a person or company.
Pull the action items from my last meeting.
What did we decide last week about the new pricing model?
Prep me before my next call.
Spot patterns in my habits, mood, and health.
Find that note or idea I can’t locate.
Who should I reconnect with, and why now?
Send a Slack to Sarah about the launch.
What book should I read next?

Why people build one

What a second brain gives you.

Make better decisionsMake faster decisionsCatch blind spots in your thinkingBe a better friend and colleagueNever forget what mattersFind anything instantlyFind patterns that help you improveBuild documents and artifacts faster

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