Your memory, not strangers’ reviews
About Ilnami
Ilnami is a private food diary for saving dishes, drinks and experiences, finding those memories on a map and deciding where to go back. Ilnami exists to answer a simple question that returns again and again: where did I eat or drink something I would genuinely choose again? Instead of accumulating public opinions, it preserves each person’s memory and returns useful context when it is time to decide.
A tool for remembering
The application brings restaurants, dishes, wines, drinks, and places into a visual diary. Each memory can include a note, a rating, and a personal decision about whether you would return. The map does not try to name the best place for everyone; it helps recover what mattered to you.
Private by default
There are no public profiles, followers, or public rankings. Memories begin as private. If you create a circle, you explicitly choose which memories to share and with whom; anything you do not select remains in your diary.
Assistive, reviewable AI
A photo of a dish, label, or receipt can help prepare an entry, but detection never decides for the person. Before saving, you can review, correct, or discard the suggestion and continue manually. AI reduces effort; it does not turn an inference into a fact.
The name
Ilnami is a contemporary name coined for the product and inspired by ilnamiqui, a Nahuatl word associated with remembering. It is not presented as a literal translation and does not borrow a pseudo-pre-Hispanic visual style; the reference lives in the idea of returning to memory.
An honest beta
The free plan lets people start and test the diary’s real value. Plus remains closed while we validate which extensions genuinely deserve payment. Ilnami offers no public API or automated access to private memories; agents may explain the product and hand control to a person for registration or sign-in.