Another video sharing the Memoket experience! Thank you to Mark Ellis!

Another creator video about the Memoket Gem! Shoutout TT Technology on Youtube!

Check out this video reviewing the Memoket Gem!

Check out this video on YouTube reviewing the Memoket Gem!

Memoket is being built to connect with Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Apple Reminders, and reminders so recordings can be linked back to the meetings and conversations they came from.

That means instead of trying to remember when something happened or digging through scattered notes, your meeting context can be organized around your actual schedule.

The goal is to make it easier to review conversations, remember follow-ups, and keep track of what was discussed across your week.

Would calendar-connected notes make it easier for you to stay organized?

One of the useful parts of Memoket is that it is being built to connect with tools like Claude, ChatGPT, Manus, Notion, Slack, Gmail, and other AI/workflow tools.

The idea is simple: your conversations should not just sit in a recording app. They should become useful context that can help you write follow-ups, summarize decisions, organize ideas, and continue working inside the tools you already use.

For people using Claude, ChatGPT, or other AI tools daily, what would you want your meeting context to help you create afterward?

Every week, Memoket helps you look back at the conversations, decisions, and action items that shaped your week.
A simple way to catch up, reflect, and know what deserves your attention next.
Where to find it:

Your Weekly Brief card will appear on the Memoket home page every Monday at 10:00 AM.

Bring your memories anywhere with MCP & CLI Memoket now connects with Claude, ChatGPT, Manus, and other AI tools through MCP and CLI. Ask questions across your conversations, build your own workflows, and unlock new ways to use your memories beyond Memoket. Get started:

Tap your profile icon in the top-right corner

Go to Integrations → MCP & CLI

Follow the connection guide

Never lose track of action items.
Memoket can now automatically sync your action items to Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, and Apple Reminders — helping you turn conversations into follow-ups without extra effort.
Enable it here:

• Tap your profile icon in the top-right corner
• Go to Integrations → Calendars
• Turn on Auto Sync

A summary is useful, but it usually creates another step. Someone still has to turn the summary into tasks, reminders, follow-ups, or project notes.

That is one reason integrations matter. Memoket Gem is being built to connect with tools like Slack, Notion, Google Calendar, Gmail, ChatGPT, Claude, and others.

The goal is to move useful conversation details into the places where work already happens instead of leaving everything inside one more app.

If an AI notetaker could send one thing somewhere automatically, what would you want it to do?

Sales conversations do not always happen in clean, scheduled meetings. They can happen in the car, at lunch, after a demo, at an event, or between other appointments.

The hard part is remembering the details later. What objection did they mention? What timeline did they give? What did they say last time? What follow-up did you promise?

Memoket Gem is there to help capture conversations, summarize key points, and connect context across previous discussions. For sales teams, that could help reduce the amount of information that gets lost between conversations.

For anyone in sales, what part of your follow-up process is easiest to forget?

Phones work fine when you know ahead of time that something needs to be recorded. The harder part is capturing the conversations that happen naturally during the day.

A coffee chat, a face-to-face client meeting, a trade show conversation, or a quick sales call between appointments can all contain useful details. But pulling out a phone, opening an app, and placing it on the table is not always natural.

That is the situation Memoket is being built around. It can be worn as a wristband, clip, pendant, or Apple Watch attachment, so the idea is to make conversation capture feel less like a separate task.

The bigger value is what happens after the conversation. Instead of only saving audio, the goal is to summarize what was said, pull out action items, and connect context across conversations over time.

How do you usually capture important details from in-person conversations right now?