Shoreditch sem gastar muito: onde comer
Foge da rua principal — o que presta fica uma quadra atrás. E vai antes das sete, senão você pega uma hora de fila.
You spend months saving travel Reels and get to the eve of the trip remembering none of them. Lembro watches each one, pulls out the places and the tips, and answers whatever you ask with what you saved yourself — showing where every answer came from.

5 hidden restaurants in Tokyo
Reel

Seven unhurried days in Portugal
Video

The neighbourhood nobody tells you about
Article
Where Lembro reads from
This is what happens when what you save becomes knowledge about the trip. You ask in your own words, the agent reads only what you kept to answer — and shows the Reel each suggestion came from.
App simulation · from Reel to answer

It is not a generic chat. Someone still choosing a destination needs to compare; someone with dates needs to think through the days; someone already out on the street needs a short answer. The agent knows which one you are.
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Example question
“Which of the places I saved can I fit into the same day?”
The four moments:
Every save becomes a card with a summary, the places it mentions and a transcript. You find it by what the video says, not by a title you can't remember.






Four beats. You do the first one, Lembro does the other three.
Found a Reel about Lisbon, a TikTok about Kyoto, a trail video? Send the link. It takes two seconds and your part is done.
Lembro watches, listens to and reads the whole thing. It pulls out the places, the neighbourhoods, the tips and the details you would have forgotten by the eve of the trip.
Every save goes into its own trip. Reels, videos and articles about the same destination sit together, with summaries and places — and become what the agent knows about that trip.
Out on the street, you ask in your own words and it answers briefly, with what is yours and where it came from. This is where saving becomes useful.
Every trip has its own saves and its own conversation.
Answers come from your saves. When it fills a gap from the public pool, it says so.
Talk about the trip
What came from your saves comes first, with its source. Its own take comes after, labelled as opinion.
Ask how to fit the places into three days and it thinks it through with you, in the chat, from what you saved.
Includes
You don't have to remember the title. Write it the way you remember it and Lembro finds it.
What was said in the video and what shows up on screen both become searchable text — including the name of the place that only appeared on a sign.
I picked out three places you saved near Shoreditch.
Sources
5 hidden coffee shops in ShoreditchWhere to eat in HackneyThe agent doesn't make things up. Every answer shows the content it used — and when it found nothing, it says so.
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube or any article. Share it straight from the app or paste the link, and it lands in the right trip.
What changes is not having more saved. It is getting to the eve of the trip knowing what to do — and where every tip came from.
I had sixty saved Reels and no idea what to do with them. One afternoon chatting with the agent and they became an eight-day plan.
The Duo plan is what sold it. She saves restaurants, I save hikes, and we ask about all of it in the same trip.
I asked whether Shibuya Sky was worth it at sunset and it showed me the TikTok I had saved about exactly that.
I found the hike from a video I saw eight months ago. All I remembered was a blue lake.
I asked where I was going to eat near the Colosseum and it found a Reel I'd saved back in March.
I use it out on the street, on my phone. I ask what I can do in two hours and it answers short.
What got me was it saying it found nothing saved about that, instead of inventing an answer.
I saved videos in English, French and Spanish. The summaries all come back in my language.
I like that it separates what came from the video from what is its own guess. I know exactly what I am trusting.
To try it on one trip and see whether it fits how you travel.
For when the trip has dates and you want to ask without counting.
To plan together, with the whole trip shared.
If you travel once or twice a year, you pay once and the product carries you across the gap between trips. That's why yearly is the main format here, not a discount.
All of them on one screen, with what each one already knows.
Destination, dates and how many people are going. Ready in under a minute.
Description, summary, transcript and visual analysis, side by side, in one place.
Where can I get coffee near Borough Market?
You saved two places there. Both open early, before the market fills up.
Ask, get ideas, think through the days. It answers with what is yours.
Language, theme, plan and the delete-everything button — which really deletes.
The best content about your destination is rarely in your language. You save the video in English and get the summary, the places and the tags in yours. The transcript stays in the original, so you can check it whenever you want.

“…skip the main street, the good stuff is one block behind…”
“…go before seven or you'll queue for an hour…”
The agent answers from what you saved, shows you where each thing came from, and wipes it all when you say so. When it needs to fill a gap from Lembro's public pool, it tells you first. No fine print.
The full text, in plain language, no legalese.
Privacy policyWhich pubs did I save in Shoreditch?
You saved three. Two are in Shoreditch and one is in Hackney — that one only opens at night.
Create your account, set up your first trip and share your first Reel. The Free plan is the real thing — and if it ever gets too small, you switch plans inside the app.
Download on the App StoreThere's no support desk and no triage bot. You write, and the person who answers is the person who wrote the code.
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Create a free account — it doesn't ask for a card. You set up your first trip, paste your first link and Lembro gets to work. There's no queue and no invite: the account works right away.
Lembro opens the link, reads what can be read — caption, transcript, what shows up on screen — and turns that into a summary, places and tags inside the trip you chose. What's kept is that knowledge, not a copy of the video.
Today it genuinely works with Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Any other link is read as an article — if the page doesn't have enough text, processing fails and the credit comes back, instead of pretending it worked.
It says it found nothing of yours on the subject. When something exists in Lembro's public pool — what other people have already saved about that destination — it fills the gap from there, but always labelled, so you know what's yours and what isn't. If there's nothing in either place, it doesn't invent an answer.
Yes, on the Duo plan. Whoever creates the trip invites the other person with a link. Both of you save to the same trip and see the same saves and the same conversations. Everything else — profile, other trips, billing — stays your own.
No. The free plan is a real one: you create your first trip, save content and talk to the agent without any card.