Blog
Essays on memory, relationships, and AI with European discipline.
One counsellor with four areas, living inside your chats
Legal, couples and family, meeting people and business. Alma picks the area from who the contact is and what the exchange is about, with that person's memory in front of her and quoting what was said. Not a generalist chatbot.
Alma: why an AI with legal criteria must know Spanish first
There are dozens of "AI lawyers" on the market. Almost all are trained on Anglo common law. If your case happens in Spain, that's like calling a New York attorney for your divorce in Murcia: friendly, but useless.
How to import your WhatsApp chats in 60 seconds
Practical import tutorial. How to export the chat from your phone, what format Memchats needs, what happens with attachments and how memory is processed.
European sovereignty isn't marketing: it's code
Half of European startups say "GDPR-friendly" and then run everything on AWS us-east-1 with OpenAI embeddings. Here I explain exactly what runs where in Memchats, and why we made it more expensive to operate but more honest.
Assistant or prompter: the difference that matters
Memchats isn't an assistant. It's a prompter. That is: you speak, you decide, you send; the AI's role is to whisper what's worth remembering. The distinction matters.
When a WhatsApp message ends up in court
A story composed from real patterns. How a forgotten conversation becomes documentary evidence, and how Memchats helps you arrive at court with a properly assembled timeline.
How Memchats helps you communicate with an ex-partner in active conflict
If you share kids, you've recently separated, and you have a WhatsApp thread with thousands of messages you don't want to re-read but that can be evidence in court: this post is for you.
The silent conflict that kills startups
It isn't lack of traction, cold investors, or wrong market. What kills startups most often is broken co-founder communication that had been fermenting for months without anyone naming it.
Why the pioneer price exists (and why only until September 30)
An honest explanation of why Memchats offers €7/mo for life to anyone who subscribes before September 30, and why the date is exactly that.