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Jerusalem Couple Launches AI-Powered App to Capture Children's Milestones
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Jerusalem couple Gabi and Noa Arnovitz launched the AI-powered app Relly to help parents record children's milestones and funny moments. Inspired by personal experience and a desire to capture fleeting memories, the app converts spoken entries into a searchable digital journal. The app, which took three to four months to develop and launch on iOS and Android, aims to simplify memory keeping for busy parents. Future updates will include an option for printed memory books.
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- Gabi and Noa Arnovitz launched the AI-powered app Relly to help parents record children's milestones.
- The app was inspired by a desire to capture fleeting moments that busy parents often miss.
- Relly converts spoken memories into written journal entries and a searchable family timeline.
- The app was developed in three to four months and recently launched on iOS and Android.
- Future plans for Relly include an option to create printed memory books.
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