I Built a Personal AI That Remembers Everything I Type
What if your keyboard remembered everything — every conversation, every mood — and your AI talked back like you? I built exactly that: an Android app with a system-level AI keyboard where everything I type flows to an AI backend, gets stored via RAG, and becomes memory I can ask about any time. The Idea: An AI That Lives in My Phone I am Divyaraj Kush — I have been building apps and doing digital…
I am Divyaraj Kush, a long-time app builder and digital marketer. A recurring idea in my mind was the concept of an AI that stays exclusive to my phone, one that remembers my conversations and knows me intimately. My vision was simple - every time I type through my keyboard, all of my conversations should be directed to my AI backend system. This AI would remember everything I say, store it using Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), and become a part of my personal memory.
The AI system would be capable of understanding my queries like "kal maine kisi se kya baat ki thi?" (What conversation did I have yesterday?) or "kal mera mood kaisa tha?" (How was my mood yesterday?). It would listen to my words, process them, and respond to me just like any human conversation. The core design principle was that the AI reads what I type and speaks with me in a manner similar to how I engage with the world.
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