Kesh
Made for iPhones with Apple Intelligence.
Your life, organized. Shhh, it’s all yours.
Kesh keeps your life in order so you don’t have to hold it in your head. Say it once — “remind me to call Jake tomorrow” — and it’s kept. Ask for it any time; Kesh finds it.
What it’s for
Kesh keeps your life in order so you don’t have to hold it in your head. Talk to it the way you’d talk to a well-organised friend — “remind me to call Jake tomorrow,” “milk, eggs, bread,” “my passport expires next March” — and it files the reminder, keeps the list, and watches the date for you. Ask it later and it finds what you saved.
Open it and your day is already laid out. It keeps work and personal apart, holds the routines your life runs on, warns you before something slips, and locks the private things away in an encrypted Vault. All of it happens on your iPhone, offline — and we never see any of it.
What the name means
Kesh means hair — the part of you that’s uniquely yours, grows right along with you, and quietly protects the head beneath it. We took the metaphor whole: Kesh is an extension of your mind. Somewhere to set your thoughts down so your head stays clear — and a cover for what’s inside, keeping it only ever yours.
A closer look
Talk to it like a friend
Say it the way you’d say it out loud. Kesh understands, files the reminder, keeps the note, and puts it in the right part of your life.
Ask, and it finds it
The list you made, the date you saved, the thing you jotted last month — ask in your own words and Kesh brings it back, with the note it came from.
Your day, already laid out
Open Kesh and the day is already laid out: what’s ahead, what matters, what can wait.
A plan that fits your day
Walk your worlds one by one and give each a little push — a day you planned on purpose, not a pile.
Nothing slips
The passport expiring, the renewal creeping up, the thing you keep meaning to do. Kesh raises it while there’s still time.
Routines that hold your days
Set the rhythms your life runs on, shape each one step by step, and let Kesh keep them going so you don’t have to hold them in your head.
Work and personal, kept apart
Kesh knows the difference, and keeps your worlds from bleeding into each other.
Private notes even Kesh can’t see
The private things live in an encrypted Vault behind Face ID. Even we can never see them.
Questions people ask
- How is this different from Reminders and Notes?
- Those apps store what you type, where you typed it — and make you file it yourself. Kesh listens like a person: say “remind me to call Jake tomorrow” and it decides that’s a reminder, sets it, and files it in the right part of your life. Later, ask in plain words — “what’s on my packing list?” — and it answers from your own notes. No folders, no tapping through menus.
- Does it need the internet?
- No. Kesh runs on the intelligence inside your iPhone — offline, with no account. It’s made for iPhones with Apple Intelligence.
- What goes in the Vault?
- Whatever you’d never put just anywhere. It’s a separately encrypted space behind Face ID that even Kesh’s own intelligence cannot read.
Your feedback
Be first through the door
The apps are being tested now. Leave your email and you’ll be first invited when the Kesh beta opens — then again the day each one launches. Nothing else. No spam, no lists sold, ever.