You asked about the job she left last year.

Twelve seconds after a catch-up, and it doesn’t happen again.

Speak or type a quick note and OldMate keeps the details, the promises and the questions by person, ready for next time. Nothing recorded at the table.

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In your browser, on iPhone and on Android.

Ann

You catch up at the school gate.

Makes even the annoying stuff funny.

Back among books at her new job.

What would you like to pick up with Ann next time?

I’d love to hear how her first week at the library went.

A question to keep

How’s the new job settling in?

Twelve seconds of talking.
One page for Alex.

0:12
“Caught up with Alex. He starts a new job on Monday. I said I’d check in after his first week.”

Illustrative example

Alex Chen

Next time you catch up

  • New job on Monday.
  • Check in after his first week.

Pick up where you left off.

How did his first week go?

What OldMate does

A note after the catch-up.
The details next time.

For friends, family, neighbours and the people you meet along the way. Not a sales pipeline. Just the details that make someone familiar, kept by person.

  1. After the catch-up

    Say a few words

    Speak or type a note on the way home. OldMate writes out the details and any promise you made. You check them, then save to the right person.

  2. During it

    Nothing to do

    No recording at the table and nothing to type while someone is talking to you. The note can wait until afterwards.

  3. Before next time

    Read what you kept

    Every person has a page: what you last said about them, the promises still open and the question you decided to ask. Who did I say I’d check in on? Follow-ups has the list.

  • Open promises and the questions you chose wait for you in Follow-ups.
  • Online AI processing runs only with your permission, and you can take it back.
  • Your words stay yours. OldMate drafts the details; you check them before anything is saved.

A minute afterwards

One question, so they stay in mind.

When you have a minute, OldMate asks one good question about someone from what you have already said. Answer in your own words and keep a short cue that brings them straight back to mind.

  1. One good questionDrawn from what you have already said about them.
  2. Your own wordsAnswer or skip. OldMate may suggest a line; you decide what stays.
  3. A cue you keepA few words to remember them by, short enough to stick.
Reflect on Alex

OldMateWhat made you smile about Alex?

YouHe always bakes extra for the neighbours.

Remember Alex as…

A spare loaf for every neighbour.

Kept with Alex

Plans

Everything OldMate does, in one subscription.

Make your account by 31 October 2026 and keep the current plan free forever. One account in your browser, on iPhone and on Android.

  • Notes by voice or keyboard, kept by person
  • Promises and questions held for next time
  • A minute of reflection when you have one
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Prices

  • Launch offerBest dealA$0current plan, free foreverEnds .
  • MonthlyA$6.99a month
  • YearlySave 28%A$59.99a yearA$5.00 a month
  • Cancel anytime. No lock-in, and keep OldMate until the end of what you’ve paid for.

Be there for the conversation

No recording at the table.
A note on the way home.

Say what you remember afterwards, in a few words. The catch-up itself is never recorded, so the phone can stay in your pocket while you listen.

Online AI processing needs your permission. We pay for the AI that turns your words into notes, so nothing you say is used to train it. Your browser notes stay in your account, ready for your other devices.

How your notes are protected
Two friends sharing a laugh over coffee in a neighbourhood café.

Alex Chen

You said you’d

Check in after his first week.

Remember what makes them them.

A$6.99 a month or A$59.99 a year. Make your account by 31 October 2026 and keep the current plan free forever.

In your browser, on iPhone and on Android.

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