AI Memory & Research Assistant
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    Heyday

    AI Memory & Research Assistant

    Heyday is an AI memory assistant that automatically resurfaces documents, web pages, and conversations you have forgotten about while you work. Its browser extension integrates with Google Docs, Slack, Dropbox, and Twitter, overlaying relevant past content alongside searches and pages you view. It builds a passive personal knowledge base without manual tagging.

    Alternatives & similar tools

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    Also mentioned

    • Mem.ai (AI notes with automatic organization)
    • Rewind AI (personal search across everything on your Mac)
    • MyMind (visual bookmark and memory tool)

    Features & details

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    Category (short)
    AI Memory & Research Assistant
    Category
    AI Memory & Research Assistant
    Pricing (CSV)
    Free Trial
    Directory pricing
    Freemium
    Sponsored note
    no
    Target audience
    researchers and consultants with heavy reading volume, marketers managing many campaigns and sources, anyone who loses track of saved articles and docs, Not ideal for: privacy-sensitive users uncomfortable with passive browsing capture
    Best for
    researchers and consultants with heavy reading volume, marketers managing many campaigns and sources, anyone who loses track of saved articles and docs, Not ideal for: privacy-sensitive users uncomfortable with passive browsing capture
    Pricing notes
    Reported pricing (July 2026, aggregated from heyday.xyz marketing and review sources): $40/mo monthly or $299/yr annual (save ~35%). 14-day free trial, no permanent free tier. Business plan at ~$499/mo cited by some directories with unlimited interactions and dedicated support—confirm on signup. Official pricing page returned intermittent server errors during verification; SaaSHub status reported site up.

    Pros & cons

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    Pros

    • eliminates re-finding forgotten research
    • strong browser extension experience
    • useful integrations with common work tools
    • 14-day trial to evaluate fit

    Cons

    • premium pricing for individuals
    • passive tracking may feel intrusive
    • no free tier beyond trial

    Review notes

    Context from the listing review and editorial research.

    Heyday won Product Hunt #1 Product of the Month (April 2022) and Fast Company "Best New Productivity Apps." Users love passive recall for research-heavy roles; critics cite the $40/mo price and always-on tracking feel as barriers.

    Extended features

    In-depth description and capability notes.

    Browser extension — works on Chrome, Firefox, Brave, Edge, and Vivaldi Automatic resurfacing — shows forgotten content during searches and browsing App integrations — pulls from Google Docs, Slack, Dropbox, Twitter, and more Knowledge base curation — auto-organizes topics you read about most Context-aware overlays — relevant articles and notes appear on current pages 14-day free trial — test before subscribing Privacy-focused design — local-first processing emphasis in product messaging

    Use cases

    Knowledge workers, consultants, and marketers who consume large volumes of research use Heyday to recover articles, notes, and Slack threads they saw weeks ago. It reduces re-searching and helps connect current work to past reading automatically.