Keep in Mind

Clear your
mind.

A lease clause, a tile you loved, her first drawing. Keep anything in a tap, and Dvina remembers it for you.

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Nina stands at the plywood island of her half-built kitchen on a Saturday morning, tile samples under her hand, letting her phone drop to her side with a relieved smile.
Kept in mind, with Undo.Kept in mind, with Undo.

Worth keeping.

  • A child’s crayon drawing on a wooden kitchen table in morning light, a few crayons beside it.

    Her first drawing.

  • Marcus laughs at his stove on a Sunday evening, a wooden spoon in the pot, his grandmother's recipe card propped beside him.

    Grandma’s chili. Exactly the way she makes it.

  • Emily laughs on a friend's couch as the friend shows her a photo, her own phone face down on her knee.

    The cabin a friend showed you.

  • Diego sits on the floor of his empty new apartment against a moving box, about to underline a line of his printed lease.

    The clause that gets your deposit back.

  • A dinner table late in the evening, candles low, a bottle of red wine beside two glasses and plates pushed aside.

    The wine from that dinner.

  • Graham listens at a dinner table with friends, chin on his hand, smiling as his wife tells a story.

    The book she mentioned once.

Keep

One gesture.
Everywhere.

Reading a lease on the couch, or a friend’s photo of a cabin? Select it, share it or press one shortcut, and it’s kept.

Dvina's answer comparing two kitchen bids on an iPhone, the words about Bright & Co.'s permits selected, with Keep and Ask above them.Dvina's answer comparing two kitchen bids on an iPhone, the words about Bright & Co.'s permits selected, with Keep and Ask above them.

Select the words, then choose Keep. They stay marked, so you always see what you kept.

A tile sample, a paint fan, a folded quote, a handwritten recipe card and a photo of a coastal cabin, laid out neatly on an oak table.

Kept

Beautifully
kept.

Everything you keep lands on one calm board: pictures as themselves, words just as you found them.

Your things. At a glance.

A drawing from Photos, a line from a book, last week’s quote. Every card shows where it came from.

The Kept board in a Mac window: the quote’s permits line, a child’s drawing with Open and Forget over it, a tile’s care from handmadetile.org, a kitchen, a line from Books, a café’s latte and the lease’s deposit clause.The Kept board in a Mac window: the quote’s permits line, a child’s drawing with Open and Forget over it, a tile’s care from handmadetile.org, a kitchen, a line from Books, a café’s latte and the lease’s deposit clause.

Brought back

Right thing.
Right moment.

What you keep joins everything Dvina knows about your life. When the moment comes, it brings it back before you ask.

The quote you kept caught a $1,200 charge.

Dvina's card on an iPhone: Permits were in the quote. Bright & Co.'s invoice adds $1,200 for permits, with Draft a reply.Dvina's card on an iPhone: Permits were in the quote. Bright & Co.'s invoice adds $1,200 for permits, with Draft a reply.

Just ask

In your
own words.

No folders, no tags, no exact names to remember. Ask for “that green tile I liked,” and Dvina finds what you kept.

A wall of glazed tile samples in a showroom, sage greens, whites and terracotta in soft daylight.
That green tile I liked? Dvina answers: Sage zellige, 4 by 4, citing the note you kept.That green tile I liked? Dvina answers: Sage zellige, 4 by 4, citing the note you kept.
A finished kitchen in morning light: deep sage-green cabinets, open oak shelves with white ceramics and terracotta tile.

Taste

It learns
what you love.

Keep the kitchens you love.
What Dvina makes follows them.

Kept for you.
Only you.

Nobody else sees what you keep. Forget anything, anytime: it waits in Recently Deleted for 30 days, then it's gone.

Questions? Answers.

What can I keep?
Words, a picture or a link: a line from a chat, a photo, a clause from a lease, a page you want to come back to.
Where can I keep things from?
Any chat with Dvina, a task's chat included. On iPhone and Android, Keep in Mind is in the share sheet of any app. On a Mac or a Windows PC, one shortcut keeps what you selected or part of your screen.
How do I find what I kept?
Open your Feed and choose Kept. Or just ask Dvina in your own words, like “the allowance in the cabinet quote,” and it finds it, showing which kept item it used.
Is it a reminder?
No. Nothing you keep turns into an alert by itself. It joins what Dvina knows, so Dvina can bring it back when it truly helps.
Does it learn my taste?
Yes. Pictures you keep, like a kitchen you love, show Dvina your taste, so the images, canvases and boards it makes for you follow it.
Can I take something back?
Choose Forget, or Undo right after you keep it. It moves to Recently Deleted, where you can restore it for 30 days.
Who sees what I keep?
Only you. What you keep isn't shared with anyone, and nobody is told that you kept it.
Can my other apps keep things too?
Yes. Apps you connect to Dvina, like another AI assistant, can keep words or a link for you, list what you kept and, with your OK, forget something.

Keep what matters.
Let the rest go.

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