A memory for your people
Where they moved, what they're into, what they're going through: Pally keeps it all and hands it back right when you need it.
The routine
How it works
Mention things to Pally as they come up and it keeps a profile for each person, ready the next time you meet, message, or shop for them.
- Text Pally a detail when it comes up: Priya moved, Jake is job hunting.
- Pally files each detail under the right person, alongside what it already knows from your messages and email.
- Before a visit, message, or gift, ask what Pally knows about someone.
The full routine
Text Pally a detail when it comes up: Priya moved, Jake is job hunting. No profile to fill in; a sentence is enough.
Pally files each detail under the right person, alongside what it already knows from your messages and email. If a name could mean two people, it asks.
Before a visit, message, or gift, ask what Pally knows about someone. Tell it when something changes and the profile stays current.
Good for
- Remembering where friends moved and what brought them there
- Keeping interests handy before choosing a gift
- Recalling allergies or preferences before making plans
- Following up on a job search or another life change
- Keeping notes on people without filling in a form
Things to try
Before you start
Common questions
Do I have to build every profile at once?
No. Profiles grow from small notes as details come up. Pally asks a short question when it isn't sure who you mean.
Can I correct something Pally remembers?
Yes. Tell Pally what changed or which detail was wrong, and it updates the profile. You can also ask it to delete a detail.
Where does Pally's picture of a person come from?
What you tell it, plus your connected messages, email, and contacts. Ask what Pally knows about someone any time.
Keep going
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Last updated October 11, 2026.
Have your own recipe in mind?
Anything you'd hand a great assistant, you can hand Pally. Just describe it in a text.