instagram first · whatsapp next

DM anything. It is read, filed, and there when you ask.

A reel, a post, a photo, a voice note, a line of text. Send it to @tekensa on Instagram and forget about it. It is read by name, filed by day, and found again with one search box.

tekensaInstagram
today
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15-minute dal that actually tastes like home #dal #weeknight
Saved under food: 15-minute dal that actually tastes like home. See it: tekensa.com/home — one tap, you're in. No sign-up, no password.
friday
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electricity bill, due friday
Saved under home: BESCOM bill · due Fri 9 Oct · ₹2,140. See it: tekensa.com/home

how it works

three steps, no install

1

DM the post

Share a reel or a post to @tekensa, or send a photo, a voice note or a few words. Nothing to set up.

reel · food15-minute dal that actually tastes like homekept today · from Instagram
2

tap the reply

Every share gets a reply: what it was filed as, and a link. The link signs you in by itself — your Instagram is the key. No email, no password, nothing to set up.

Saved under food: 15-minute dal…See it: tekensa.com/home ›one tap · you're in
3

scroll it, day by day

On the web, and later in the app: one timeline, newest day first, one search box, and ask in a sentence.

bill · ₹2,140electricity bill due fridaydue Fri 26 Sep · tomorrow

the promise

every reel, every post, every bill, every voice note. nothing missed.

honest by design

what happens to what you send

kept exactly as sent

The original never changes. What Tekensa reads from it sits beside it, and you can correct any of it; your word is final.

read by rules first, a model second, and it says which

Dates, amounts and page text are read by rules. A model looks inside a photo, a reel or a voice note, and every note it makes is marked as inferred.

delete everything, no copy kept

One thing, or all of it. Anything that looks like a password or a code is never read at all. How Tekensa keeps things.

start with one DM

Send @tekensa the thing you would otherwise lose. The reply tells you how to see it.

The app for Android comes next: the same scroll, plus reminders the day a bill is due. Until then the web is the whole thing.