Features
Everything Fraga does, in the same chat window.
Fraga is a WhatsApp assistant that handles save, search, update, and delete — the four things a memory needs — through natural conversation, not a dashboard of forms.
What Fraga actually does
Save, search, update, delete — the four things a memory needs.
Save anything, in plain language
Fraga saves a memory is when you state a fact or make an explicit request — it doesn't save small talk or opinions, and it checks for an existing memory on the same fact before creating a duplicate.
Search by meaning, not keywords
Every memory is embedded and indexed for semantic search, so a question like “when's the wifi renewal” can match a memory that never used the word “wifi renewal” verbatim.
Update without losing what you didn't change
Changing a memory's date or category leaves everything else in that memory untouched — Fraga only overwrites the fields you actually mention.
Delete on request
Ask Fraga to forget something and it removes that memory outright — deletion is explicit and confirmed, never silent.
Organized by category automatically
Every memory lands in one of a fixed set of categories — Personal Info, Task, Event, Document, Reminder, or Other — so nothing drifts into inconsistent, hard-to-search labels.
Nothing said, nothing lost
If a save or update genuinely fails, Fraga tells you it failed instead of replying as if it worked — confirmations only happen after a write actually succeeds.
Reliability
Fraga only confirms what actually happened.
If a save, update, or delete genuinely fails, Fraga tells you it failed. It never replies with a confident confirmation for a write that didn't succeed — that guarantee is enforced at the system level, not left to the model to remember on its own.
Consistency
A fixed set of categories, every time.
Every memory lands in one of six categories — Personal Info, Task, Event, Document, Reminder, or Other. Nothing drifts into inconsistent spellings of the same label, so filtering and browsing stay predictable as your memory list grows.
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FAQ
Feature questions
- What counts as a memory?
- A memory is a note, task, date, or fact you explicitly ask Fraga to save — not small talk or opinions expressed in passing.
- Does Fraga understand different phrasings of the same request?
- Yes — search runs on the meaning of your message via a vector embedding, not a literal keyword match, so rephrasing a question still finds the right memory.
- What happens if I ask Fraga to update just one detail?
- Only the field you mention changes. If you update a memory's date, its category and content stay exactly as they were.