I'd love to be able to upload photos and videos from my phone to create memory cards with automatic descriptions, transcriptions, and tags - essentially bookmarks for real life. Here's how it would work: Say I'm at a bar trying a new whiskey. I take a quick photo and upload it. The app extracts the brand from the label, pulls the location and date from the photo's metadata, and creates a searchable memory. Later, I can just ask "what whiskeys have I liked?" and get my personal tasting history. Same goes for videos. Maybe I'm walking downtown and have some thoughts about the architecture I'm seeing, or I catch a street performance worth remembering. I record a quick video, upload it, and the app transcribes what I'm saying while also noting what's visible. Weeks later, I can search for "my thoughts on modern architecture" or "that jazz musician from downtown" and instantly find those moments. The beauty is that it requires zero effort beyond capturing the moment. No manual tagging, no typing descriptions – just snap and go. The app handles all the extraction and organization, turning these real-world moments into searchable memories I can query naturally in chat. It's like having a photographic memory that actually works, where I can bookmark experiences as easily as I bookmark web pages.