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Think out loud.
Nobody else is listening.

A private place to talk anything through, typed or out loud, with AI that runs on your phone. With your permission, source by source, CuriousLM also reads your notifications and calendar and tells you who is waiting on a reply, what is due and what comes next. Nothing read on your phone leaves it. CuriousLM is in open beta on Google Play: install the app straight from the store page.

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Free, no account, no ads. Best on phones with 8 GB of RAM or more.

CuriousLM's home on Android in the evening: Good evening, Ada. Kemi wants to know if you're still on for lunch tomorrow, and Lunch with Kemi is in your calendar tomorrow at 13:00; then Needs you, led by a warning that a new number calling you Mum and asking for £850 is a scam, with both texts under it.

Think out loud

A private place to think.

Talk through a decision, a hard message or a plan, typed or out loud. The reply is written on your phone, and the words the model was unsure about stay underlined: tap one to see the other words that nearly came next.

The odds at the word comfortable, written at 5%, while safer had 20%, natural 15%, safe 14% and good 12%, with a line to choose another word.

Scam shield

Know a scam before you reply.

A new number calls you Mum and asks for £850. In the same second a warning arrives beside the message, with the reason in one plain line and what to do instead. The check runs on your phone and the link is never opened. If a warning is wrong, Not a scam puts it right with one tap.

CuriousLM's warning on the phone: I think this message from +44 7452 118206 is a scam: someone on a new number calls you Mum and asks for £850. Under it, the two texts: Hi Mum, it's me. My phone broke so this is my new number. Then: Can you help me pay a bill today? It's £850. Call them on the number you already have before you reply or send anything, with Open in Messages, Not a scam and Got it.

Reminders and your calendar

Say it, and it's in your calendar.

“Remind me to call the dentist tomorrow at 9” rings at 9. “Add drinks with Tobe on Saturday at 7pm” goes straight into your phone's calendar, with Undo beside it. When a time could mean two things, I ask before I add anything.

A chat: Remind me to call the dentist tomorrow at 9, answered I'll remind you tomorrow at 09:00, then Add drinks with Tobe on Saturday at 7pm, answered Added to your calendar, with Undo.

Find it

What did Ama say about Saturday?

Ask in plain words and I search your messages, journal, chats and documents on your phone. The answer comes back with where it came from, and a tap opens it.

What did Ama say about Saturday? Found in Messages: Ama, 17:32. Ama said the book launch on Saturday moved to 4pm and suggested meeting at 3:30 outside Foyles, then seeing you at Dishoom later.

Curious 2B

A model made for your phone.

Our own model, built on Qwen3.5 2B, answers, writes, explains and reads photos like any good assistant, and is trained for your phone too: your messages, your calendar, your reminders. Curious 2B runs on your phone like every other model here, and was trained on generated examples and public datasets, never on anyone's chats.

Models: Curious 2B 261010, in use. Our own model, made for your phone. 1.1 GB, 2B parameters, runs well here.

Good to know

Before you start.

  • Ask CuriousLM and Save a note are in Quick Settings, and the Now widget keeps what needs you on your home screen. Share a photo of a letter or a bill to CuriousLM and I explain it, with any deadline ready for your calendar.
  • The assistant, scam warnings, calendar adds and explaining letters are in the Android app. Find it, reminders, Heat, voice and Pocket Wikipedia work in your browser too.
  • Chats on the web and in the app are separate. Each stays on the device it was written on.
  • The beta brings you new versions first. Leaving the beta is one press on CuriousLM's Google Play page.
  • Something wrong? Email curiouslm@ebenezerdon.com and we will sort it out.
  • Not on Android? Open CuriousLM in your browser.