Kalpa launches on iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods: a second memory that remembers every name, promise and conversation of your day, so people don't have to.
United States, October 24, 2026 -- Two thousand years ago, Rome's most powerful figures walked the Forum with a nomenclator at their side. His only job was to remember. As someone approached, he leaned in and whispered a name, a family, a favor owed, and the senator greeted every person like an old friend. Presidents and CEOs still have someone who does this, a second before every handshake: "This is John. His daughter just started college."

For 2,000 years, that kind of memory belonged to the powerful. Starting today, it belongs to anyone with an iPhone.
Kalpa runs quietly in the background on the iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods people already carry. There is no new gadget and no button to press before every conversation. Kalpa turns its client’s day into a memory sorted by the people in it, from clients and coworkers to family and friends, and remembers what matters to each of them.
The launch is intended to address a common limitation of conventional note-taking, as the company acknowledges how important information often appears while people are handling other tasks, so opening a notes app and typing can be inconvenient. Therefore, Kalpa is introduced to allow users to capture that information by voice and organize it after the recording ends.
Before a meeting, a dinner or a call, clients can just ask: "What did Mike and I agree on last time?" "What's the name of Anna's son, and how did his match go?" "What did I promise my team on Tuesday?" Kalpa answers.
The consumer become the person who always remembers, and their head stays free for the conversation they're actually in.
"I built Kalpa because I have ADHD, and I was tired of losing things that mattered: what someone told me, what I promised, what we decided," said Artem Melnikov, founder of Kalpa. "I needed something that remembers my day without me pressing a button, and I didn't want another gadget. I already wear an Apple Watch. Kalpa is memory that's always on."
Kalpa understands 25 languages, so it keeps up at the office, at the school gate and at a family dinner abroad.
The company has also made privacy part of the product structure. Since transcription takes place on-device, Kalpa ensures that users' words are not used as training data. This is intended to support people who may use the app to capture personal reflections or work-related content they do not want treated as public content.
By launching on iPhone and Apple Watch, Kalpa is targeting users who want an AI note-taking app that reduces the need to stop and type. Its broader objective is to turn voice recording into an ongoing memory system in which spoken information can be summarized, connected and recalled later.
Looking ahead, Kalpa plans to continue developing its AI memory and recall capabilities, with a focus on making it more useful across work and everyday life.
About Kalpa
Kalpa is a second memory for your life on iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods. It remembers the people, promises and decisions in your day and answers your questions about them. You live it. Kalpa remembers it.
Kalpa is available now on the App Store for iPhone, with Apple Watch and AirPods support. Clients put in their AirPods and live their day. Kalpa will remember it.
For more information, refer to the details below.
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Name: Artem Melnikov
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Organization: Kalpa
Website: https://kalpaapp.com
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