Remember anything you see with photos and AI
Remember anything you see using photos - anything that catches your eye or seems even remotely useful, from receipts and screenshots to documents, clothes, and product packaging. With efficient storage, AI search, NeuralBox is your AI Memory Extension.
Hey PH! We've all taken a quick photo to remember something for later. It's a common habit, but our default camera and photo library aren't really designed for this kind of "utility photography". So, we thought, why not create a dedicated app that's perfect for this job? That's how NeuralBox was born. NeuralBox was designed to be an AI powered extension for your memory. It lets you capture and store as many of these utility photos as you want, without cluttering your photo library or taking up a
Good idea. How is this different from Rewind AI?
Good Job @levisz and the team! A really smart idea - the app looks like something I was always searching for ► Suggestion: you should have a retrospective of the month/year/what you were doing this month a year ago in 5-10 photos. It's always super cool and aligns with the value proposition - remembering everything (nice moments) Also when you're giving the retrospective, you can add a button to quickly add those photos into "favourites" ► Integration with NeuralCam: I saw you also developed Neu
This looks really exciting! Congrats on the launch.
congrats for launch! top product!
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