Most tools make you look things up.
WhosWhoZoo already knows.

Four files always in front of Claude: people.md, reflections.md, fragments.md, loops.md. Every chat loads these automatically. This is your working memory — keep it lean and current.

Older records you don't need every day but still want accessible. Tap 📦 Archive once to include archive files in chat and search. Use /archive-review to let AI suggest what's ready to move here.

Records you want to keep long-term but rarely need. Cold storage files are never suggested for cleanup and are never loaded automatically — they only open when you ask. Use /deep [name] to move a record here. Run /recall [name] to search cold storage, or bare /recall to browse everything in it.

Active → Archive: /archive [name] or /archive-review
Archive → Cold Storage: /deep [name] or /deep-review
Any tier → Active: /restore [name]

Your notes live in your own account — not on WhosWhoZoo servers. You can export or delete everything anytime. There are 4 active files (people, reflections, fragments, loops), 4 archive files for older records, and 4 cold storage files for rarely accessed long-term records.

Every question loads your complete memory into Claude before answering. No guessing, no partial results — it sees the full picture every time, which is why it can make connections across people and topics.

Records you no longer need daily move to archive. Use the 📦 toggle to include archive files in chat and search. Cold storage is separate — use /recall to search it. Cold storage records are never loaded automatically.

Claude reads only what you've saved — not the internet, not anyone else's data. That's why answers are focused and confident: no hallucinated details, no blending in facts about the wrong person. Clean notes mean better answers than generic AI memory tools that pull from everywhere.

Tap the mic to enter conversation mode. Speak naturally. The app transcribes, sends to Claude, and reads the response aloud — with URLs and code replaced by verbal cues so it stays listenable.

WhosWhoZoo uses the Anthropic API — not the Claude.ai website. API usage is explicitly excluded from model training under Anthropic's terms. Your notes are processed by Claude to answer your questions, but are never stored by Anthropic long-term or used to improve any AI model. If you use voice replies, the spoken text passes through ElevenLabs or OpenAI TTS — also under API terms that prohibit training use.

Your memory files are stored on Cloudflare's global network — the same infrastructure that powers millions of websites. There is no WhosWhoZoo database, no account to breach. Your data lives in your Cloudflare account, accessible only with your access key.

You add credits to your own Anthropic account (like a prepaid balance) and pay only for what you use — typically a few cents per session. Voice replies use ElevenLabs, which has a free tier (~10 min/month) and paid plans. There is no monthly fee for WhosWhoZoo itself.