catalogue.now is a personal archivist that lives inside your WhatsApp and Telegram. Forward it articles, links, voice notes, half-formed thoughts. It files. It tags. It reminds. It happens to have opinions — and a personality you choose.
No new app. No second inbox. Just a chat with a cat in the messenger you already have open all day. Share to it the way you'd share to a friend — because it basically is one, minus the judgement (mostly).
Links, articles, voice notes, PDFs, screenshots, random thoughts at 2am. The cat takes it all without complaining (much).
Behind the scenes: it actually reads the content — understands what it is, pulls out topics, and shelves it where you'll find it.
"that article about sleep last week" — the cat finds it. "show me everything I saved about Tokyo" — it knows. "remind me on Friday" — consider it nudged.
The cat is the interface. Pick a personality that matches how you actually want to be spoken to — peppy, passive-aggressive, or somewhere philosophically in between. Change it any time. The memory stays; the vibe shifts.
Forward a link, get it filed under the right topics without naming folders. Search by concept, not filename.
"Nudge me Friday morning." "Every 2 weeks until done." "When I'm next in London." No date-picker, no form.
Ask for "that piece about sleep and parenting" — get the right article even if the title said none of those words.
Articles, PDFs, voice notes, images with text, YouTube links, tweets. The cat reads them all and stores the gist.
Every Sunday: a rundown of what you saved, what you never opened, and one thing the cat thinks you should revisit.
End-to-end encrypted storage on isolated infrastructure. Your archive is yours — export or delete any time.
Try it free. Keep it if it earns its keep. Billed monthly — cancel in a tap.
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