This is an AI journal that remembers everything about you. The first time you drove to the sea. Buying your first car. Laughing by the fire at night. All of it – who you were, what you dreamed of, what you feared and who you're becoming now. In the morning she inspires you to do great things, in the evening she asks how the day went. And in December she gathers it all into the book of your year – the one your children will read one day.
In April you wrote: “my son hugged me, wouldn’t let go for a long time and kept saying how much he loves me.” They’re six and nine now. Until the day friends become more interesting than dad – about three hundred Saturdays. And time runs fast. Don’t miss it.
The tiredness will pass by morning – this Saturday won’t come again. Tell them you changed your mind. And send me photos tonight – I’ll put them in this year’s book.
You don't remember who you were a year ago. As David Allen put it, your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.
Clio remembers everything about you: what you went through, what you feared, what you decided and how it turned out – word for word, with the date. Ask in December about March and you'll read your own words. This isn't an archive, it's your second brain: it remembers who you were and shows you who you've become.
“Lose weight”, “learn a language”, “start my own thing” – goals like these sit on the list for years. Not because you don't want them. You just don't know where to start. And the day goes by without a single step.
Tell her where you are, where you want to get and by when – Clio breaks the path into stages and sends one 10-minute task at a time.
You swipe reminders away by reflex, without even reading them. And then it turns out you didn't call, didn't send the wish, didn't make it – and that day doesn't come back.
Everything you say out loud becomes a reminder: mention “calling the bank at 9 tomorrow” and Clio offers to save it herself. She rings up to five times until you answer. And what got done stays in the journal – so a year later you see not a list of misses, but the places where you showed up.
The best thoughts come while you're on the move, and every time you tell yourself “I'll remember”. All that reaches home is a feeling that there was something.
Dictate a voice note – seconds later it's in your journal as text. Quick recording works on your watch too. A thought said in passing is no longer lost: it stays in your history and takes part in where you end up.
You open the feed for five minutes and lose an hour. You learned about everything in the world except what you picked up the phone for.
Name a topic – and every day Clio goes to the internet herself and looks for what's new on it from the last 24 hours.
Every month money quietly slips away – coffee, deliveries, subscriptions you never open. And a year later there's nothing left of it: not a line, not a single day you can recall.
Clio is with you every day – from €11 a month. Three cups of coffee so your year isn't lost.
Your words, photos, feelings, goals and moments come together into one story you can print and keep.
One day your child will want to know who you were before you became only a mom. What you dreamed of. What you loved. Which moments made you happy. And then together you can open these pages and meet yourself from the past. See your world through your own eyes: with the dates, photos and memories of that very day, month and year.
You pay to stop losing your life.
Talk as much as you like, with no limits on length or number of messages.
You choose your plan in the app; payment goes through the App Store.
A year of Max as a gift: a journal that remembers, goals with daily steps, and in December – the book of the year. The code arrives by email as a card; the recipient just enters it in the app.
The Clio Inner team doesn’t read your journal. The only exception is what you share: a message to support or a Clio Inner reply you mark with 👎. In that case we see that reply and a few messages before it.
So that Clio Inner can answer, the text is processed by language models and speech recognition services. They are listed in the privacy policy.
We don’t sell your entries, show ads or use ad trackers.
Clio Inner remembers what you share in your journal: the people who matter, events, goals, values and other details of your life.
All of it comes together in the “What Clio knows about you” section.
Health, calendar and location data are used only with your permission. Voice messages aren’t kept after transcription – only the text remains.
Yes. In “What Clio knows about you” you’ll see everything Clio Inner has remembered and the entries it learned it from.
Any fact can be corrected or you can ask Clio Inner to forget it. What’s forgotten won’t be saved to memory again.
To delete the original text too, just delete that entry in the chat.
Yes. The entry disappears from the chat, the journal and Clio Inner’s memory right away, together with the reply to it, and from the book of the year by morning. It can’t be restored.
Encrypted backups may keep the data for up to 60 more days, after which it’s deleted automatically.
Nothing is lost. Your journal stays with you and moves to the free plan automatically.
You can still read your entries, write new ones and export your data.
If you come back to a subscription, you pick up right where you left off.
Yes, for free and at any time.
You can export your entries as PDF, Word, CSV, JSON or for Obsidian, together with photo stories, notes and the book of the year.
On the Max plan a full copy of the journal arrives by email automatically once a month.
Deleting your account is different from cancelling a subscription.
Tap the bin in your profile and your journal, Clio Inner’s memory, photos and settings are deleted permanently.
From encrypted backups the data disappears in about 60 days. Only payment records and your conversation with support are kept.
Important: if your subscription was made through the App Store or Google Play, cancel it separately in your phone’s settings.
You can protect Clio Inner with Face ID or your phone passcode. Without confirmation the app won’t open, and its content is hidden in the app switcher.
The journal itself is stored on the server. On a new phone, sign in with the same Apple or Google account and all your entries are back.
If your phone is lost, go to clioinner.com/account.html with the same Apple or Google account: you can sign that phone out or delete your account there. As soon as the phone goes online, the journal is wiped from it.
We’re building Clio Inner to last at least 100 years. It isn’t a temporary project, and we have no plans to close it.
But if that ever happens, we’ll give at least 90 days’ notice. Until the last day you’ll be able to take your whole journal with you.
And there’s no need to wait: you can export your entries in open formats for free right now, at any time.
Write from the app – “Feedback” in the menu – or email clio.inner.support@gmail.com.
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