Saved. Lost. Gone.
8,000 photos in your camera roll. Bookmarks you have not opened in a year. A notes app full of things you meant to come back to. You saved it. You just cannot find it when it matters.
Save recipes
find it easily.
Everything you save scattered across apps, found in one question.
No credit card required. Works in Chrome, Telegram, and the web.
Save from anywhere you already are
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Beta users
10k+
Items saved
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Average rating
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Setup
The problem
You saved it. Somewhere. Probably.
You are not disorganized. The system is. We save things across a dozen apps and then expect ourselves to remember which one.
The wrong-app problem
The rec is in iMessage. The recipe is in Pinterest. The price is in a screenshot. The address is in an email. You are the one trying to remember which app you put it in.
Your brain does not think in keywords
You remember the vibe. Who told you. Roughly when. But search wants exact words you do not have. So you scroll. And scroll. And give up.
How it works
Save it. Forget it. Ask for it later.
Think of it as a friend with a perfect memory. You hand them the thing, you walk away, and when you need it back, you just ask.
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Send it from any app
Tap share. Forward a text. Drop a link in Telegram. Take a photo. If you can send it to a friend, you can send it to dEssence.
02
You do not file it. We do.
You don't set anything up. Save something. Ask for it later.
03
Ask for it the way you would tell a friend
'That pasta recipe from Instagram.' 'What the doctor said about my knee.' 'The candle Jen mentioned at dinner.' It pulls it up.
Chrome extension, Telegram bot, web app. Each one works on its own. Use all three and nothing slips through.
Start in 60 seconds
Pick the way you already work.
Most people start with one. Many add the others later. Each one works on its own.
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Add to Chrome
Save anything you find on the web in one click. Right-click, save, done. Best for desktop browsing.
Add to Chrome, free2
Use Telegram
Forward a message, drop a link, send a voice note. It all flows into your dEssence memory. Best for phone-first saving.
Open @dessence_bot3
Open the web app
Sign up at dessence.ai. Twenty seconds, no card. This is where you ask questions and see your pinboard.
Create your accountWhat people actually save
If your brain held it for a second, dEssence holds it for as long as you need.
A few of the everyday moments where it quietly does its job.
The recipe you almost lost
You saw a pasta recipe on Instagram. You saved it. Now it is buried under 300 other saved posts.
You ask
“that lemon pasta from last week”
Creamy lemon pasta, from Instagram, saved Tuesday.
The gift you actually remembered
Your friend mentioned a candle brand at dinner. Six months later, her birthday is in three days.
You ask
“gift idea for Jen”
Diptyque candle, she mentioned it at dinner, October.
The doctor's note you can find
You walked out with three things to remember and a photo of the printout. The photo lives in a camera roll of 4,000.
You ask
“what the doctor said about my knee”
Physical therapy 2x a week, ice after, Dr. Kim, March 2.
The restaurant you can name
Your mom texted you a place to try. Now you cannot find the text and dinner is tonight.
You ask
“restaurant mom recommended”
Trattoria Bianca, near the park, iMessage Sept 12.
From people using it
It is quiet. It is the kind of useful that sticks.
Not productivity gurus. Not power users. Just people who got tired of losing things.
I have tried Evernote, Notion, Apple Notes. This one I actually use. It takes five seconds to save something. Finding it feels like asking a friend.
I have tried Evernote, Notion, Apple Notes. This one I actually use. It takes five seconds to save something. Finding it feels like asking a friend.
I have tried Evernote, Notion, Apple Notes. This one I actually use. It takes five seconds to save something. Finding it feels like asking a friend.
Pricing
Free now. Free for a while. Worth keeping.
Pro is free during beta. When we turn it on, you will know first.
Free
$0forever
For trying it out and most everyday use
- Save up to 100 items
- Telegram bot
- Chrome extension
- Visual pinboard
- Ask in plain language
Pro
$10$0/mo
Free during beta
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited saves
- Advanced search
- Sharing
Included with any account during beta
Team
$24/mo
Coming soon
- Shared team memory
- Workspace controls
- Admin and roles
- Everything in Pro
Coming soon
No credit card during beta. We will give you 30 days notice before any plan changes.
FAQ
Things people ask before they try it.
Do I need to download an app?
No. You can use the Chrome Extension, the Telegram bot, or the web app at dessence.ai. Most people pick whatever is easiest, then add the others later.
What can I actually save in it?
Links, screenshots, voice notes, recipes, gift ideas, tickets, to-dos, photos of receipts, articles you want to read later, things people text you. If you can send it to a friend, you can send it to dEssence.
Is this an AI tool?
Yes, but it works like asking a friend. No commands, no prompts, no syntax. You just type what you remember and it figures out the rest. You can ask anything you have saved, in your own words. Personal AI memory, save and find by natural language. That is the whole pitch.
What is the difference from Apple Notes or Pinterest?
Notes apps make you organize. You decide the folder, the tag, the title. Pinterest is a mood board, you save things to look at later. dEssence is the opposite of both. You do not decide where to put things. You drop them in. It remembers them. You ask for them back.
Is my stuff private?
Yes. Your memories are yours. We do not sell data. We do not train models on your content. You can delete everything in one tap, and we will be the first to confirm it is gone.
Will I actually use this, or will it end up abandoned like everything else?
Fair question. Most apps want you to set up a system, then maintain it. This one does not. There is nothing to organize. You save when you think of it, you ask when you need it. The week you forget about dEssence is the week it still works, because the next time you need to find that recipe or that gift idea, it is there. If after a month you find yourself not opening it, that probably means you do not need it. Delete the account, your data goes with it.
Stop losing the things that matter.
One memory for everything you would hate to lose. Free during beta, no card.
Try it in 30 secondsWorks in Chrome, Telegram, and the web · Your data stays private