Listen to the moment.
The wearable microphone is the starting point for capturing conversations, without reaching for a keyboard.
PRIVATE MEMORY. HUMAN FIRST.
Stay present.
Recall what
matters.
The conversation. The idea. The promise you made.
A wearable memory assistant designed to keep them close—and keep them yours.
In development · Designed for on-device intelligence
LESS DISTRACTION. MORE LIFE.SCROLL TO DISCOVER
01 / THE EXPERIENCE
Good conversations.
Fewer lost details.
A thought worth keeping shouldn't pull you out of the moment. Recall the useful details, when you need them.
N / RECALLSAMPLE MEMORY
What did I promise to send Maya?
NEURAID
You offered to send Maya the prototype sketches before Friday's catch-up.
FROM YOUR MEMORY
“I'll send you the prototype sketches before we catch up on Friday.”
Designed for local recallprototype sketches
02 / THE DEVICE
A little technology.
Room for real life.
A wearable microphone, a pocket processing node, and audio for recall. One concept built around staying present.
Keep the meaning close.
The pocket node is designed to process speech and organize useful details into a searchable memory on the device.
Ask. Recall. Carry on.
The intended experience is simple: ask a natural question and hear the relevant memory through audio.
NEURAID is in development. Hardware, features, and the final experience may evolve.
03 / PRIVATE BY INTENTION
Your life isn't
cloud storage.
Personal memory deserves a personal place to live. These principles guide how we're developing NEURAID.
Intelligence stays close.
We're designing the core speech and recall pipeline to run on the device, without sending conversations to a cloud AI service.
ON-DEVICE PROCESSINGKeep less. Keep meaning.
Our approach is to extract useful context and discard raw audio after processing. Retention behavior is part of development.
MINIMAL RETENTIONPersonal means yours.
We're exploring voice-based access to personal memories. Security and reliability need to be tested before we make guarantees.
PERSONAL ACCESSDesign principles, not a claim of a completed security audit. We'll share more as the product develops.
04 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT
Built from a
very human problem.
Being present shouldn't mean losing the details.
NEURAID began with that tension: the moments we want to remember are often the ones we don't want to interrupt. We're exploring how private, on-device AI can help.
Abdur Raafay
Founder & Product Lead
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Curious?
Start here.
Can I buy NEURAID today?
NEURAID is in development and isn't available to purchase through this website. Join the waitlist to express interest and follow future availability updates.
Is the demo a working AI assistant?
No. The interactive example uses fictional, pre-written conversations to illustrate the intended recall experience. It doesn't record audio, access your microphone, or run the NEURAID memory system.
Will I need a phone?
The concept centers on wearable capture, a pocket processing node, and audio recall. Final requirements for setup, a companion app, and supported devices have not been announced.
How will recording and privacy controls work?
Capture controls, recording indicators, memory deletion, and any location features are important parts of the product design. We'll explain their tested behavior as development progresses, before asking people to rely on the product.
What happens when I join the waitlist?
The button opens our existing Google Form, where you can register your interest. Information you submit there is handled through Google Forms, separately from the proposed on-device memory system. Joining is not a purchase or a guaranteed delivery date.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
More in the moment.
Less on your mind.
Help shape a more present, private way to remember.
Join the NEURAID waitlist.
Opens Google Forms · No purchase required