Remember everything.
Understand your life.
Shaterian is a private Living Memory System that helps you understand your life across time. Voice notes, memories, health observations, and life events become one searchable digital twin.
Two weeks free, then $2.99 a month.
Meet Nader Shaterian.
"I began building this because Parkinson's was slowly taking away my memory, my orientation, and pieces of who I am. I realized millions of people would eventually face the same problem."
For years, Nader documented his life — journals, voice memos, health observations, Parkinson's notes, family memories. That archive became the first Shaterian Twin.
Co-founder, Fab Lab Connect · Global Fab Lab projects · Digital fabrication educator · AI researcher · Parkinson's advocate
The first digital twin already exists. It is Nader's.
01>What was Nader thinking about three months ago?
↳ Three months ago the journals centre on medication timing and a planned trip. Recurring worry: 'felt off after the med change.' Recurring hope: walking more in the evenings.
02>How has his Parkinson's condition changed over time?
↳ Symptom notes intensify after the March medication change, then stabilise. Sleep quality tracks medication timing more than activity.
03>What life events seem connected to changes in mood or health?
↳ Sleep declined during the Lisbon trip and on evenings with later walks. This pattern appears across four nights.
04>What themes appear throughout his journals?
↳ Family, continuity, and the fear of forgetting recur across years — alongside gratitude notes that cluster around mornings.
Real answers, drawn from the founder's archive — the first Shaterian Twin. Your twin will answer these about your life.
Current AI can answer questions. It cannot understand a human life.
People know more than ever, yet understand themselves less than ever. Your memories live in photos. Your health notes live in apps. Your conversations disappear into messages. Your reflections sit in journals. Your family stories live in people's minds until they fade. Current tools store fragments. Shaterian connects them into longitudinal context.
Photos, messages, journals, and notes scattered across apps and devices.
Symptoms, mood, and energy live in silos — never connected to your life.
Voices, recollections, and lineage disappear when no one captures them.
Health platforms understand health. AI systems understand language. Social platforms understand engagement. None understand a human life.
Our advantage is not data. It is context.
How Shaterian works at a glance.
Capture life fragments. Structure them into memory. Ask questions. Receive reflections. Stay in control. A Personal Memory Operating System for one human life.
Capture.
- voice · 14:02
- journal · tue
- photo · weekend
- health · sleep 7h
Structure.
- entities
- timeline
- people · places
- events · themes
Reason.
- retrieve
- correlate
- summarize
- cite sources
Reflect.
- weekly insight
- questions
- patterns
- memory recall
From life fragments to longitudinal understanding.
← Swipe to explore →Private by design. Controlled by you.
Your memories are yours. Always.
Choose exactly what is captured and shared.
What you tell it is kept on your iPhone.
Remove any memory, or all of them, whenever.
Shaterian is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical advice.
For people whose memory, health, and life context are scattered.
Where this goes
Long arcCreate the Digital Twin of your life.
A personal journey that becomes a blueprint for human understanding.