Ember: Relationship Keeper

Ember started as a personal CRM and has grown into a private AI companion for your whole inner life. The core idea is unchanged: the people who matter deserve a page of their own, and you should be able to add to it in the way you actually speak. Instead of filling in fields, you tell Keeper AI one sentence — "remind me to check in with Minh after his interview" — and it recognises whether that is a reminder, a payment, a journal entry or a question, drafts the right record and asks you to confirm before saving.

The people side is unusually detailed. Inner Circle pins your closest few to the top, every profile supports two-way relationships such as parents, partners and colleagues, custom fields for social profiles and work, and a "More info" area for the small things you would otherwise ask again: shoe size, what a child won't eat, favourite flowers, allergies, passport and ID numbers. Important dates get countdowns and scheduled reminders.

Around that core, Ember adds modules for money (a ledger, budgets and savings jars with receipt scanning), habits, a journal, tarot and birth charts, all in one end-to-end encrypted app for iOS and Android. It is a deliberately warm, personal product rather than a sales pipeline tool, and it is priced as a freemium app with an Ember Pro tier.