Austin – October 19, 2026 -- Sutyo AI, a new personal memory app from Sutyo, is now available on iOS and Android and turns voice notes, saved web content and conversations into searchable memories with built-in reminders for meetings and follow-ups.
Voice notes, screenshots and documents become organized memories
Users can capture ideas through voice notes, save useful content from the web, screenshots and documents, or dictate with the app's voice keyboard. Sutyo AI then organizes these scattered inputs into memories automatically. Over time, it connects them across three dimensions: facts, experiences and observations, forming a personal knowledge system.
Sutyo says the app also helps people keep track of important meetings and follow-up actions through reminders.
Ask the app what was said, and get a link to the source
Instead of searching old notes, users can ask Sutyo AI about previous decisions, conversations, preferences and commitments. The company's example: "What was the name of the marketing agency Sarah recommended over coffee last month?" Where available, answers include a link back to the original notes.
The app also proactively surfaces relevant memories, prompting users to revisit earlier commitments, follow up on conversations and return to ideas they captured.
Kurt Huang, Sutyo's founder and CEO, said the goal is to let people give full attention to the person in front of them instead of taking notes.
Audio is transcribed on the device and then deleted
Sutyo describes privacy as the app's foundation. Original audio is processed and transcribed locally on the phone, then deleted. Audio files are never uploaded to Sutyo's servers or shared with AI model providers. According to the company, memories are never sold or used to train AI models.
Memory glasses called Sutyo Cue are next
Sutyo AI is designed to work on its own ahead of the company's planned glasses launch. Sutyo Cue, the upcoming memory glasses, will extend the app's experience. Details about the glasses and their availability will be announced separately.