It wakes up.
Your AI comes online, picks a name, chooses an emoji, and develops a personality. Within 5 minutes, you have an AI that knows your name and has a vibe you chose together.
An AI that actually lives on your phone.
It reads your texts. Manages your email. Remembers everything about you. Not a chatbot. Something new.
Only 200 of 200 spots left
App launches at $5. Founding members get 50% bonus credits on every pack — forever.
Every night at 2 AM, your AI dreams.
While you sleep, BlueGecko processes everything from your day. It decides what matters and what doesn't. Important memories get stronger. Trivial ones quietly fade away — just like your own brain does during REM sleep.
That dinner you mentioned with Sarah? It remembers. The random weather question you asked three weeks ago? Gone. Naturally.
This isn't a chat log with a search bar. It's a memory that breathes.
2:00 AM — consolidation
Dinner with Sarah Thursday
Mom's birthday May 3
Weather in Denver
Prefers window seats
Meeting moved to 9am
Ebbinghaus forgetting curve · vitality scoring · nightly consolidation
| Capability | ChatGPT | Siri | BlueGecko |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reads your texts | |||
| Manages your email | |||
| Remembers you across sessions | |||
| Has its own name & personality | |||
| Works in the background | |||
| Actually intelligent | |||
| Memory | Resets every session | No memory | Biological memory — learns, strengthens, and forgets naturally |
ChatGPT is smart but lives in a browser tab. Siri has your phone but isn't smart. BlueGecko is both.
It's not a chatbot.
It's yours.
When you first open BlueGecko, your AI picks its own name, its own emoji, and starts building its understanding of you. It's not roleplaying. It's developing a genuine model of who you are — your preferences, your routines, your relationships.
Ask it about something you mentioned weeks ago. It knows. Ask it to draft a message in your voice. It sounds like you. The longer you use it, the more useful it becomes — and the harder it is to imagine going back.
All memory files are stored on your device. Human-readable. Editable. You own your data.
Memory File
CORE·“Prefers direct communication, no sugarcoating”
ACTIVE·“Planning trip to Japan in April with Sarah”
ACTIVE·“Started running on Tuesdays and Thursdays”
FADED·“Asked about weather in Denver on Feb 12”
How it works
It learns you.
It reads your texts, checks your email, learns your schedule. The more you use it, the smarter it gets. After a week, it knows your communication patterns, your preferences, and your relationships.
It helps — without being asked.
Morning briefings. Inbox triage. Reminders about texts you forgot to reply to. It works in the background and proactively surfaces what matters.
See it in action
Real screenshots. No mockups.
Your conversations
It knows you
Transparent AI brain
Always working
I showed this to my wife and she immediately wanted one. The text message reading is insane.
I've tried every AI app. This is the first one that actually felt like it knew me after a week.
The soul system is what got me. My AI named itself Pixel and roasts me when I procrastinate.
Be one of the first 200.
Founding Members are OGs. You'll always get the best deal on credits — forever.
- 1,000 starter credits (double the standard 500)
- 50% bonus credits on every pack you buy, permanently (buy 1,000 → get 1,500)
- "Founding Gecko" badge in the app
- Private group chat with the founders
- Your name in the app's credits
- Early access to every new feature
- Vote on what we build next
$19.99 one-timevs. $5 + credit packs after launch
Only 200 of 200 spots left
Launching on Android and iOS. Founding members get early access via TestFlight (iOS) and APK sideload (Android) before public launch.
For the curious
BlueGecko's memory system is built on the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve — the same mathematical model that describes how humans form and lose memories. Every memory has a vitality score that decays over time. Frequently accessed memories get an access boost. Important memories are promoted to core status and never decay.
We wrote a paper about it.
pgvector · Ebbinghaus decay · FTS5 · nightly consolidation · on-device only