Press
Everything on this page may be used freely in coverage of Deforget. If you need something that isn't here - a different screenshot, the eval data, an interview - write to [email protected]. One person builds Deforget, and the same person answers.
The story
Deforget is a diary that remembers for you. You write about your day the way you'd tell a friend, and on-device Apple Intelligence quietly picks out the commitments, plans, decisions, open questions, meeting notes, and people - they become colored highlights in your writing, real Calendar events and Reminders, and a browsable index of your life. There are no forms, no tags, and no confirmation steps: the whole app is a bet that if extraction quality is ever the problem, you fix quality - you don't make the writer approve things. And nothing you write ever leaves your device. Extraction runs on-device, sync goes through your personal iCloud, and the App Privacy label reads "Data Not Collected." There are no servers. I couldn't read anyone's diary if I wanted to.
Fact sheet
- Name
- Deforget
- One-liner
- The diary that remembers. Just write - it remembers, and nothing leaves your device.
- Launch
- September 2026, alongside iOS 27. Exact date announced when iOS 27 ships.
- Price
- The diary - writing, reading, sync, export - is free forever. Deforget Pro unlocks the intelligence: $2.99/month, $29.99/year, or $59.99 once for lifetime - a launch-window price that will rise later. 7-day free trial; billed through the App Store.
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
- Requires
- Apple Intelligence hardware: an iPhone 15 Pro or newer, an M-series iPad, or an Apple-silicon Mac. The App Store offers Deforget only on devices that can run the on-device model.
- Languages
- Writing works in any language. The intelligence is tuned and tested for English today; other languages often work, but we don't promise them.
- Privacy
- App Privacy label: Data Not Collected. No analytics, no tracking, no account, no third-party services. The app talks to exactly one party: your own iCloud, for sync between your devices.
- Developer
- Kaloyan Lachezarov, solo developer.
Measured, not promised
Deforget ships with its own evaluation harness, and I've been measuring Apple's on-device model across the iOS 26 → 27 betas - same app binary, same 34-case corpus, five runs per case, on the same iPad. From iPadOS 26.5.2 to iOS 27 beta 3: overall extraction went from 127/170 to 155/170, restraint - writing plain reflection and getting no false extractions - went from 3/25 to 21/25, and model-call failures went from 9 to 0. That improvement is why Deforget launches with iOS 27, not just on it. The full data and methodology publish at launch.
Screenshots
App Store set, straight from the app. Click any image for the full-resolution PNG - iPhone 1320×2868, iPad 2752×2064, Mac 1440×900.
Logos & cover
The mark is one pen stroke that ties itself into a knot - the old don't-forget mnemonic, drawn in a line of handwriting. SVG, scale freely; please don't recolor or distort it.
Boilerplate
Deforget is a private diary for iPhone, iPad, and Mac that remembers for you: on-device Apple Intelligence turns natural writing into reminders, calendar events, meeting notes, and an index of the people in your life - no forms, no confirmation steps, and not a word ever leaves the device. The diary is free forever; Deforget Pro unlocks the intelligence. It is built by one person, collects nothing, and its App Privacy label reads "Data Not Collected." Deforget launches in September 2026 alongside iOS 27. - deforget.app
Contact
Press inquiries: [email protected]. Review builds and promo codes are available - just ask. I answer everything personally, usually the same day.