Telegram
Send tameyeti a voice note, a photo, or a line of text on Telegram. It transcribes it, works out what kind of thing it is, and files it away, no folders, no tags. Ask for it back later by place, time, or topic.
How does it work?
Open Telegram, find the tameyeti bot, and send it anything: a voice note, a photo, a forwarded link, a line of text. It transcribes what you send, works out what kind of thing it is, and saves it. No setup beyond that first message.
What actually happens to what I send?
tameyeti tags it (a place, a person, a piece of media, an idea), remembers who or what it's connected to, and puts it in your corpus. Nothing gets sorted into folders you have to maintain yourself.
How do I get something back?
Ask for it. By place, by time, by what it's about. tameyeti's Atlas remembers where and when something was saved, not which folder you'd have had to file it in.
Does AI read my messages?
Yes. That's how tameyeti transcribes, tags, and understands what you save. It's sent to AI providers with no user ID attached, and it's never used to train any model.
Do you sell or share my data?
No. Not to advertisers, not to data brokers. Yeti doesn't like tracking.
Is Telegram the only way in?
No. tameyeti also works on WhatsApp and in the app itself. Everything you send lands in the same corpus, no matter which one you used.
More on how tameyeti handles your data.