Questions people actually ask.

Naya is a private app for iPhone that keeps the context around your life. It helps you capture thoughts, voice notes, images, links, and unfinished threads, then brings them back gently when the moment is right.

Naya is for people who lose context across busy days, interruptions, emotional overload, too many tabs, too many apps, or too many unfinished thoughts. It is especially useful if your current tools store information but do not help you return to it.

Not in the usual sense. Naya is built to preserve orientation, reduce cognitive load, and help you return without pressure, rather than to maximize output.

Not exactly. Notes apps store what you write. Naya is designed around continuity: capturing quickly, threading quietly, and returning the right thought when it is useful.

Yes, but not the usual kind. Naya does not treat memory as a red badge on a clock. It is built to return context by moment, capacity, and relevance.

No. Journals are for reflection. Naya is for unfinished context. You can reflect inside Naya, but you do not have to turn every thought into an entry.

Naya uses intelligence quietly in the background, but it is not designed to feel like a chatbot. You should not have to prompt your way back into your own life.

Naya captures what you save, threads related context, and helps important thoughts return later. The goal is less rebuilding, rather than more information.

No. Chat memory works inside conversations. Naya is built for context outside the chat window: the voice note, the image, the thought on a walk, the thing you meant to return to after the call.

No. Naya can help clarify what matters, but you stay in control. The app should protect agency rather than replace it.

Voice notes, text thoughts, images, links, and moments you do not want to lose.

No. Capture comes first. Organization happens later. Naya should never require you to categorize yourself before you are heard.

Return means Naya brings a thought, thread, or piece of context back when it may be useful. Not constantly. Not loudly. Just enough to help you pick up what mattered.

Naya should not punish absence. No guilt pushes. No "we missed you." When you come back, the app helps you return gently.

Naya is designed around private memory. Captures start on your device, and the product is built to avoid ad targeting, selling, and engagement pressure around your inner life.

No. Your memories are not a corpus. Naya should not sell, share, or train on your personal captures.

Yes. Naya is designed so you can take what you carry with you.

Yes. Deletion should be direct. No win-back maze. No shame loop.

Naya should not use engagement telemetry to manipulate your behavior. Any product analytics should be limited to keeping the app reliable and understandable.

Naya is in private beta for iPhone.

Not yet. Naya is iPhone-first.

Yes, Naya is currently designed for iOS 17+.

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No.

The current pricing plan is $14.99/month or $119/year, with a free 14-day trial when Naya opens.

Naya Studio is a later tier for deeper memory, shared continuity, voice intelligence, ambient automation, and more executive runtime layers.

Because private memory should not depend on ads, selling data, or maximizing your time inside the app.

No. Naya is not therapy, medical care, or crisis support. It can help preserve context and reduce overwhelm, but it does not replace professional support.

No. If you are in danger or need urgent help, contact emergency services or a trusted person immediately.