Question 1

What is Resyl?

Accepted Answer

Resyl is an AI memory app that remembers every person, conversation, and follow-up in your life. Just say or type whatever happened — like you're telling a friend — and Resyl turns it into an organized memory tied to the right person, then brings it back the moment you ask. No tagging, no folders, no CRM.

Question 2

How is Resyl different from a personal CRM?

Accepted Answer

Traditional CRMs make you do the work — tagging, categorizing, updating fields. Resyl does it automatically. Just say or type what happened in your own language — English, Hindi, or Hinglish — and ask anything later. It's built for how you actually think, not how spreadsheets work.

Question 3

Is Resyl like Limitless or Mem0?

Accepted Answer

Not really. Mem0 is a memory API for developers building AI agents, and Limitless is a wearable that records your audio all day. Resyl is a consumer app for the people in your life — speak, type, or snap a photo of what happened and it becomes an organized memory on your phone in seconds. No code, no wearable, no always-on recording.

Question 4

Is my data private and encrypted?

Accepted Answer

Your sensitive data — memory content, summaries, and media — is encrypted with AES-256-GCM at rest, and everything travels over encrypted connections. When AI helps organize or recall a memory, personal details like emails and phone numbers are masked first. We never sell your data, never run ads, and never train our own models on your memories. Delete anything and it's permanently gone — see our Privacy Policy for exactly what counts as sensitive.

Question 5

How does the AI search work?

Accepted Answer

Ask anything in natural language: 'What happened with Rohan?' or 'Who did I promise to call this week?' Resyl searches your memories and gives you a direct answer.

Question 6

Is Resyl available on iPhone?

Accepted Answer

Resyl is live on Android now. iOS is coming soon — join the waitlist on the homepage to get early access.

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