Private memory for everything you read

Nothing you read gets lost.

Send it to Telegram or save it from your browser. Weeks later, ask for it in your own words — Zvonk finds it, in any language, without a single folder or tag.

Start in Telegram Create a free account
$0 free plan, no card
0 folders or tags to keep up
Ctrl + Shift + S saves any page
Zvonk In your browser
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Save page Ctrl + Shift + S
Search Ctrl + Shift + F
Chat on any page Ctrl + Shift + C
From your phone Telegram bot
attention in transformers semantic
Attention Is All You Need

Found by the idea, not the headline.

arxiv.org · 0.97 match
Self-attention vs cross-attention

Surfaced by intent, not exact wording.

tds.com · 0.91 match
Chime

You saved two pieces on this: the forgetting-curve article three weeks ago, and a thread you sent to Telegram in May. Both say the same thing — meeting an idea again is what makes it stay.

Why Zvonk

Every note app asks you to organise. Zvonk just remembers.

Second brains die of upkeep: a weekend of folders, three weeks of use, then silence. The pile that matters — links you saved, threads you bookmarked, things you meant to read — was never note-shaped anyway.

Nothing you read gets lost

01 · chrome + telegram · one place

Pages from Chrome, links and notes from Telegram — kept in one place, the moment you save them.

No filing, ever

02 · no folders · no tags · no review

No folders, no tags, no weekly review. Zvonk indexes what things mean, so you can ask the way you'd ask a friend.

Your reading stays yours

03 · no ads · no profile · no resale

No ads, no profile, no resale. Delete something and it's gone — including from the search index.

How it works

Save in a second. Find it months later.

Three moves, and only the first one is yours.

Step 01

Save

Forward a link or a note to @zvonk_app_bot, or press Ctrl Shift S on any page.

Step 02

Zvonk files it

It reads the page, picks out what it's about and indexes the meaning. You never see a folder.

Step 03

Ask

In Telegram, in the dashboard, or over any web page with Ctrl Shift C. Vague is fine: "that article on habits I read in spring".

Assistants

Two assistants, one memory.

Both answer from what you saved. Pick by how deep the question goes.

Everyone

Chime

Quick answers from what you've saved, with the source it came from.

  • Answers from your own memory
  • Shows the source it came from
Pro

Resonance

For the bigger questions: searches your memories several ways, checks the web when your notes run out, then answers with every source named.

  • Searches your memories several ways
  • Checks the web when your notes run out
  • Names every source
Telegram

Your Saved Messages, finally searchable.

You already send yourself links you'll never find again. Send them to Zvonk instead — same gesture, except now they come back.

  • Links, notes and documents — forward anything you want to keep
  • Ask a question in the chat; answers come back with the link
  • /why for a deep-dive across everything you saved on a topic
Open @zvonk_app_bot
Works with your AI

Bring your memory to the assistant you already use.

Zvonk speaks MCP, the open protocol AI tools use for context. Connect Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client with your personal key, and it can search and save to your Zvonk — only yours.

MCP · zvonk.me/mcp
# Claude Code — your key is in Dashboard › Settings
claude mcp add --transport http zvonk \
  https://zvonk.me/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer $ZVONK_KEY"

# then just ask:
"what did I save about the forgetting curve?"
Privacy, in plain words

Exactly what happens to what you save.

Browsers now remember your reading too — on their servers, for their ad models. Here is the whole story for Zvonk, with nothing left out.

What you save

Stored on Zvonk's servers so it can be searched from any device. Only pages and messages you choose to save — never your browsing history.

The search index

Built on our own servers with an open model. No third party sees your library.

When you ask a question

Your question and the few most relevant snippets go to Google's Gemini API to write the answer. Your full library never does.

What we never do

Show ads, build an advertising profile, or sell or share your data.

Deleting

Delete a memory and it's removed everywhere, search index included. Delete your account and all of it goes.

Leaving

Export everything as a file whenever you like. No lock-in.

Pricing

Free to start, paid when you need more.

Two plans. Every limit is written next to the price.

Free

No card required
$0 / month
  • 100 saved memories
  • 5 memory searches per day
  • 10 AI chats per day
  • Chime in Telegram, the browser and the dashboard
Start in Telegram
Opening soon

Pro

For daily use
$15 / month
  • 10,000 saved memories
  • Unlimited searches and AI chats
  • Resonance for the bigger questions
Start free, upgrade later

No surprises

On every plan, now and later
  • No credits. Nothing that silently runs out mid-month.
  • No asterisks. If a plan has a limit, the limit is written next to the price.
  • Cancel in one click. From settings, not by emailing support.
  • Your data leaves with you. Export works on every plan, free included.
Questions

Asked before.

Does it understand languages other than English?

Yes. Search works by meaning across languages — ask in one language and find a page you saved in another.

Is there a Chrome extension?

Yes — save with Ctrl Shift S and chat over any page with Ctrl Shift C. It's on its way to the Chrome Web Store; until then, Telegram and the dashboard work without installing anything.

How is this different from my browser's AI memory?

Browser memory keeps everything you visit, on the browser company's servers, usually for a limited time. Zvonk keeps only what you choose to save, for as long as you want, and works the same from Telegram on your phone.

What if I stop using it?

Export your library in one click and delete your account. Nothing stays behind.

Start remembering

The thing you read last spring is one question away.

Free plan · No card · Nothing to install for Telegram