Every bit of processing happens on the device itself.
Offline · no server · no account
Stop looking.it is right here.
Everything already on your phone — chats and SMS, bank transactions, contacts, addresses — in one place, fast, and entirely offline.
Light · fast · private · yours alone
Begard has no internet permission; nothing leaves the phone.
No account to create, no number to hand over.
Answers instantly, and only on your own phone.
If you cannot remember where, just ask
Begard's search finds what is scattered across your phone, in plain words.
Conversational search
Ask the way you would ask a friend. You do not need the exact word.
Predictive search
As you type, the path narrows: who, what, where, when.
Bank transaction search
A bank SMS becomes a transaction, then you find it by bank, card, date or amount.
Where does it search?
Whatever you hand it: shared from any app, or through «صید خودکار» — off until you switch it on and tick the apps yourself, and even then it only sees new messages. Begard has no access to any app's history or account.
Eitaa, Bale, Rubika, Soroush, iGap, Gap, Instagram and Signal too. Calendar not yet — it will appear here when it does.
You do not just get the answer; you see where it came from
Every result says who sent it, through which app, and when. That is what makes an answer trustworthy.
What it finds
Begard collects nothing by itself. It reads what you send it and pulls these out — each in its own colour, so you recognise it before you read it.
A number plate is read in whichever order it was typed — «۱۲ ب ۳۴۵ ایران ۱۱», «۱۱ ایران ۳۴۵ ب ۱۲» or «ایران ۱۱ · ۱۲ب۳۴۵» — and all three are understood as one plate.
Three steps, that is all
No sign-up, no sync, no settings to learn.
Send it, or tick it
Hit Share in any app and pick Begard. Or turn on «صید خودکار» and tick only the apps you want — until you do, it is off.
Indexed on the phone
Begard reads the text right there and pulls out what matters: cards, numbers, addresses, transactions. One-time codes are never stored.
Ask, and find it
Ask in your own words — or just say it. The answer arrives with its source: who, which app, when.
Three ways to find it
All three on the phone itself, without a single network request.
Predictive
Suggestions appear as you type and cut the path short.
Around one person
Type a name and see the numbers, cards, places and messages you have from them.
Conversational
“the numbers Ali sent me in the last two weeks” — Begard turns that into a structured local search itself. No cloud model, no internet.
The things you actually lose
Begard is built for what everyone misplaces every day: a number, a card, an address, an amount.
Colloquial Persian search
No need to type it exactly. “that number mum sent” or “Ali's card” is enough — Finglish too. Words that mean the same thing are the same thing: «موقعیت», «لوکیشن» and «نشانی» are one, and «اس ام اس» is «پیامک».
Every answer has a source
Each result says who it came from, through which app, and when. The WhatsApp or Telegram icon stays next to the value.
Bank transactions
Bank SMS become transactions: “how much did I spend this month?” gets a number, with the transactions behind it.
It does not answer wrongly
If it does not have what you asked for it says so — or asks which one. It never invents an answer.
Never one-time codes
OTPs and verification codes are never stored or indexed. They do not show up in search and they do not stay anywhere.
Locked and encrypted
Everything is encrypted with a key held by the phone, and you can lock the app with your fingerprint.
Colour carries meaning
Every kind has its own hue — green for numbers, gold for cards, red for places — and if you disagree, you pick the glyph and the colour yourself.
Saved the wrong thing? Swipe
One swipe deletes it, with a few seconds to undo. The other way only fixes where it came from — the extracted values are never edited.
The searches you keep making
Save any search under your own name and it comes back with one tap. Put one on the phone's home screen and it opens like an app of its own.
A look
Screenshots from the real build on a phone.





Offline voice search
Whatever you are after — just say it.
- Fully offline
- Speech processed on the phone only
- No audio ever sent to a server
- Colloquial Persian search
- One-time purchase — no subscription
Install Begard free; voice search is a separate upgrade. After buying it inside the app the Persian model downloads once (about 174 MB) and from then on it works entirely offline — a one-time purchase that comes back on your next phone with “restore purchase”.
Coming from inside the appYour phone, your data
That is not a claim; it is how the app is built.
- No serverBegard has no account, no sign-up, and uploads nothing. The database lives on your phone only.
- EncryptedEverything is encrypted with SQLCipher and a key generated inside the phone's own Keystore.
- Audio is momentaryRecorded audio is processed in memory and dropped immediately; no audio file is ever written.
This is the difference
One question, one answer — instead of twenty minutes of scrolling across four apps.
Without Begard
Scrolling WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, email…- Open WhatsApp and search
- Search Telegram separately
- Scroll the SMS app
- Check contacts
- Read bank messages one by one
- Try to remember the date
- Start over
With Begard
One question in your own words — or just say it.- Ask once
- Every source, one list
- The source of every answer
- Filter by person, date, kind, source
Stop looking. Search it.
Android 8 (API 26) and above. The free build — all of the search, without voice.
Android 8+ · version 0.6.0 · no internet needed
Not in the stores yet; the links go live here the moment it is. Voice search is bought and switched on later, from inside the app.
Questions people ask
Does Begard read my messages?
No. It has no access to your messages. It only sees what you share with it — or, if you switch it on yourself, bank SMS, to build the transactions.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Begard does not even hold the INTERNET permission, so it could not send anything if it wanted to. Everything stays in an encrypted database on the phone.
Why can it not find my OTP?
Because it deliberately does not keep it. A one-time code is not something that should stay anywhere; an SMS that is only an OTP is never indexed.
Does voice search need the internet?
Once, to fetch the Persian model. After that recognition runs entirely on the phone and audio is never sent anywhere.
What if I change phones?
Take an encrypted backup from Settings → Backup and restore it on the new phone. The voice purchase comes back with “restore purchase”.
Why does it sometimes say it found nothing?
Because it would rather say nothing than say something wrong. If it does not have what you asked for, it says so — or asks which one you meant.