What is Lumyeye Pro local memo and how does it work?
The user says the first time: "memo save my guest wifi code, it is a z one two three five two." Lumyeye Pro confirms: "Guest wifi code saved locally on your phone." Three weeks later, when her sister-in-law asks for the code, she simply says: "memo read, what is my guest wifi code" and Lumyeye Pro re-reads: "Guest wifi code: a-z-1-2-3-5-2."
Local memo is designed for useful daily information: wifi codes, building codes, addresses (orthoptist, lab, doctor), secondary phone numbers, birthdays, reference numbers (insurance card, supplemental insurance number). Users typically store between 10 and 30. Beyond that, finding the right memo by voice becomes less smooth.
Information is stored exclusively on the iPhone, in a local encrypted space. No information is sent to Lumyeye servers, not even for temporary analysis. If the user changes iPhone, memos are not automatically transferred: they must be redictated on the new phone. This choice is intentional, to guarantee full privacy.
Usage recommendation: do not save bank passwords in plain text in memo. For ultra-sensitive information, use iCloud Keychain or a dedicated password manager (1Password, Bitwarden). Local memo is designed for useful but non-critical information. Available exclusively on iOS 17.6+, from $16.99/month.