I built an AI memory assistant where I structurally cannot read your data (whoszoo.app)

A new AI memory assistant has been launched, distinguished by its commitment to user privacy and data security. Unlike most memory apps that impose monthly subscription fees and store user data on their servers, this app operates on a one-time purchase model of $39, plus minimal monthly API usage costs. Crucially, it ensures that no data is ever stored or processed on centralized servers; instead, user notes and attached photos remain within the users' own Cloudflare accounts, effectively eliminating risks related to data access or misuse. This innovation is significant for the AI/ML community as it sets a precedent for privacy-centric applications in an era where data security is paramount. The architecture of the app prevents any potential access by the developers, as it operates without a traditional back-end, database, or telemetry. Users retain full control over their API keys and data, which are stored securely within their infrastructure. This not only enhances user trust but also aligns with growing demands for ethical AI practices. With a mobile-first design and support for multiple languages, the app is poised to cater to a diverse audience while prioritizing user autonomy and a seamless experience.