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MemoryHive

Everything your Bee heard, finally searchable and yours to keep

Your Bee hears everything. That is the easy part. The hard part is finding one thing someone said three months ago, or trusting the facts it pulled out. MemoryHive turns a pile of transcripts into something you can actually use: search it instantly, tidy up what was captured, and take it with you in whatever format you work in. Your conversations stay yours.

Free web trial. The desktop app is $19, one time.

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Who it's for

  • People who wear a Bee every day

    You have months of recordings and no practical way into them. MemoryHive imports the lot and makes it searchable, so the recording is worth something after the day it happened.

  • People who keep everything in notes

    Your conversations belong alongside the rest of what you track, not stuck in a separate app you never open. MemoryHive exports into the tools you already use, linked to the people and topics that came up.

  • Anyone with more meetings than memory

    You agreed to something last Tuesday and cannot remember what. MemoryHive pulls the commitments and facts out of what was said, so you are not re-listening to an hour to find thirty seconds.

Use cases

  • Find the thing someone said in March

    Search across your whole history and land on the exact line, instead of scrubbing through hours of recordings hoping to recognise it.

  • Clean up what was captured

    Bee extracts facts automatically and gets some of them wrong. MemoryHive groups them by topic so you can merge duplicates, fix mistakes, and end up with a record you trust.

  • Turn conversations into a todo list

    Commitments and deadlines you said out loud become checkable tasks, sorted by urgency, so nothing agreed in a meeting quietly disappears.

  • Get a read on your day

    Daily summaries and a morning brief pull together what happened, what was decided, and what is still open, without you writing any of it down.

  • Take it all with you

    Export the whole archive as markdown, JSON, CSV, or a linked Obsidian vault. It is your history, so it leaves in a format you can actually open.