A brain that never forgets.

And never stops thinking.

Recolo records your meetings, calls, notes and reading, then weaves every moment into a memory you can ask anything.

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How it works

From a moment
to a memory.

Capture

Where Recolo fits

Made for the moments
that matter.

See how Recolo turns everyday conversations into useful memory.

Team collaborating around a table in a meeting room

Team rooms

Stay in the room.

Recolo holds onto decisions, owners and open questions while everyone stays present.

Professional working on a laptop with past conversation, client context and action item cards around them

Client conversations

Remember the nuance.

Return to the exact context behind a request, concern or commitment before the next call.

Student reviewing notes on a phone on campus

Classroom & campus

Keep the lesson.

Capture explanations, examples and questions, then ask your own notes when it is time to study.

Woman checking her phone during a commute

Walks & commutes

Catch the thought.

Speak naturally while moving. Recolo files the idea beside the people and projects it belongs to.

Family looking through memories together at home

Home & family

Hold onto the stories.

Save plans, recipes, memories and the small details that rarely make it into a calendar.

Doctor listening attentively to a patient across a desk

Consultations, interviews & fieldwork

Stay with the person.

For doctors, researchers and interviewers: stay focused on the person, then search the history, details and follow-ups after the visit.

More ways Recolo works

A small device.
A much bigger memory.

Capture wherever life happens, and turn it into searchable memory.

Capture. Organise. Never forget.

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Ask BrainThe Recolo difference

Chat with
your memory.

Ask a question in plain words. Recolo searches what you have captured, answers with context, and shows exactly which notes it used.

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Ask BrainSearching your whole memory

Grounded in your notes

You asked

What did I promise Maya on our call?

Recolo

You said you’d send her the pricing doc by Thursday and introduce her to Alex.

3 notes connectedAnswer checked against sources

01Grounded answers

Every response comes from your captured conversations and notes.

02Visible sources

Open the exact moments behind an answer whenever you want to check it.

03Your chosen scope

Chat with one note, a topic, a person, or everything you know.

Questions

Recolo,
in plain words.

What a second brain is, what Recolo records, and how it answers. The rest is on the FAQ, with pages on the second brain, AI note-taking, meeting notes and how Recolo compares.

What is Recolo?

Recolo is a second brain for your conversations. It records your meetings, calls and voice notes, saves the articles and documents you read, and turns all of it into a memory you can ask anything. Every answer shows the notes it came from.

Is Recolo a second brain app?

Yes. A second brain is a store outside your head for what you hear, read and think. Recolo builds one from your conversations and reading, links it into a knowledge graph, and answers questions from it, without you writing or filing notes.

Is Recolo an AI note-taking app?

Yes. Recolo writes the notes for you: a transcript, a short brief, and the decisions and action items from every meeting, call and voice note, plus a summary of every link and document you save. Notes are filed by the people and projects they mention.

How does Ask Brain answer questions?

Ask Brain searches everything you have captured and answers in plain words, citing the exact notes and moments it used, so you can open them and check. You can ask about one note, a person, a topic or your whole memory.

Does Recolo record all the time?

No. Recolo only records when you start a recording yourself, and it shows that it is recording until you stop. It never listens in the background on its own.

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