We're a driven, experienced team motivated by a shared vision to build innovative consumer technology.
Our experience spans hardware, software, AI, and manufacturing, including work at companies such as Anker, Lenovo, Bosch, P&G, and Harman Kardon.
We started Memoket with a simple focus: using AI thoughtfully to build reliable, human-centered products that fit naturally into real life.
A world where your AI tools know what happened in your real life, so you never have to start from scratch, re-explain your context, or lose what mattered.
We are building the context layer of the AI stack: the infrastructure that connects human physical-world experience to the digital tools people rely on. Not a feature. A foundational layer, as important to the future of AI as the models themselves.
We believe useful AI should reduce friction in real life, not create more of it. That means building with empathy, privacy, and reliability from the start, and designing hardware and software that feel natural to wear, trust, and use every day.
We care about human-centered products, thoughtful execution, and turning important conversations into context you can actually keep, revisit, and use when it matters.
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We started Memoket with a belief that the next generation of AI should live more naturally in the real world, through thoughtful hardware people can truly wear and use every day.
We've been fortunate to meet early supporters who want to help shape that future with us.
--The Memoket Founding Team
Hi, I'm Terrence, co-founder of Memoket, a lifelong Kobe Bryant fan (since I was 13!), and someone who loves traveling and exploring different cultures.
I'm also a dad, and I tend to worry about forgetting things, big or small. At work, I sometimes start meetings by repeating background information just to make sure everyone is on the same page. At home, I've definitely forgotten little promises I made to my daughter, and she's pretty good at reminding me when that happens.
When ChatGPT and other AI tools became part of my daily routine, I noticed something funny: I was still typing the same context over and over again. I kept wishing there was a simple way to let a tool remember things for me, something I could check anytime, and choose when to share with other AI tools, instead of starting from scratch every time.
That's really how this company started. I didn't plan to become a founder, but I was genuinely excited by what AI might do in everyday life. When I shared the idea with a few friends, I found people who felt the same way.
We're building Memoket with a lot of care and passion. I hope it helps people feel a little lighter, stay a little more present, and worry a little less about forgetting things that matter.
Engineer-turned-builder with 7 years shipping AI across banking, enterprise, and consumer products.
Engineer-turned-builder with 7 years shipping AI across banking, enterprise, and consumer products. Studied at Columbia. Spent a lot of time debugging distributed systems and now debugging human memory.
Because I realized the way we handle important conversations is broken. Ideas surface, context gets shared, decisions get made, and then it all disappears. "I'll remember that" turns out to be a terrible storage system.
Memoket is my attempt to fix that: turning messy real-world conversations into something structured, searchable, and actually useful.
I'm Elisa, a tech enthusiast, mom of two boys, and a lifelong Roger Federer fan. I've lived and worked across four continents, which basically means I've gotten used to navigating life in a few different languages and occasionally getting lost in them too.
When ChatGPT took off in early 2024, I jumped in right away. Around the same time, my family was going through big changes. My husband was preparing for work in yet another new country, my kids were getting ready to move schools, and I found myself using AI tools for all kinds of things, from helping build our first app to putting together our website. It was exciting, and AI was clearly making me more productive.
But there was also a moment when my kids told me I was spending too much time behind my laptop. And honestly, they were right.
The more I used AI, the more I realized that the most valuable parts of life don't happen inside a screen. They happen in conversations with teammates over coffee, during long work discussions, on car rides with my sons, or in those random moments you remember later while traveling.
That's when the idea behind Memoket really hit me. I didn't want AI to pull us further away from real life, I wanted to build something that fits naturally into it. Something that helps us stay present while still capturing the ideas, conversations, and moments that matter.
If AI is going to be part of our future, I'd much rather have it join real life than pull us away from it. And if Memoket means I spend less time typing things back into my laptop, I'm pretty sure my sons will be happy about that too.
I've spent a long time working in consumer tech, and when I first saw Memoket, it honestly blew my mind, it felt like one of the first AI ideas I'd seen that just made sense in the real world.
What really clicked for me was how this tech could genuinely help people communicate and remember things better. I can picture doctors keeping track of conversations with patients, or anyone who struggles with memory getting a little extra support during their day. It could even make conversations more accessible for people with hearing disabilities.
That kind of real-world impact is exactly what I've always hoped technology could have, so joining the team felt like a no-brainer.
And, honestly, I also get to work with an amazing group of people who are all trying to build something meaningful, and that part matters a lot too.
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