The homepage is the promise. These pages are the product: capture, keep, find, and ask — with privacy that is not an upgrade checkbox.

Claire is a secretary for the notes you choose to keep. You capture thoughts, meetings, and days in different contexts on your iPhone. Later you can search them yourself, or ask Claire to summarize and discuss what already happened. The AI is a helper you call. It is not watching your life.
Claire turns spoken thoughts into text on your iPhone while you have asked it to listen. Those notes are yours to browse, search, and delete — even if you never ask the AI anything. When you want a secretary’s help, you ask. Until then, the archive just sits on the phone.
Transcription is the start, not the product. Claire keeps the words on your iPhone so you can search what was said and, when you want, ask a secretary-style question: next steps, who owned what, what was decided. Capture is yours. AI is optional.
The student workflow is the full loop: capture the lecture → keep the transcript on the phone → find a formula or a passage → optionally ask Claire to simplify or quiz you. Claire is not a student-only product, but classes are a first-class use.
Claire is not a web calendar in a chat window. It is your local notes plus, if you allow it, the calendars and reminders already on the iPhone. Speak a commitment, find it later, ask “what do I have today?” The AI helps when you ask. Your day is not streamed to a chatbot.
If you feed an assistant your schedule, conversations, and tasks, vague “we care about privacy” is not enough. This page states what stays on the iPhone, what is transmitted for AI, what you can erase, and how masking works. Core privacy is included in every plan — it is not a premium add-on.
Claire is for anyone whose days produce more spoken information than they can file. Professionals get a separate work lane on higher plans, searchable meeting notes, and an AI helper that is not mixed into personal context unless you put it there.
School pickup, a pharmacist’s instruction, a friend naming a restaurant, a reminder you spoke in the kitchen: ordinary days generate fragments. Claire keeps the ones you choose to capture on your iPhone so you can search them or ask a secretary-style question later. Not a family social network. Not an always-on home speaker.
Claire turns speech into text on your iPhone. You decide when it runs. Airplane mode, a basement classroom, a site with no Wi‑Fi — transcription still works.
Recordings and transcripts are saved on your iPhone. Claire.vision does not keep a copy of that archive. What you delete on the device is gone from that memory.
When AI is used, Claire can replace supported names, phone numbers, and emails with temporary codes first — like contactless payment hiding your card number. The model sees the code, not the real identity.
Claire is not always listening. Modes tell it which memory to use — and whether it may transcribe at all.
You do not have to re-read a whole week. Search the text on the phone, narrow by date, or ask Claire when you want a summary or an explanation.