MyMemo Reviews

I have always been a fan of vision board apps like MyMind, Fabric, Muse, and Karakeep, but none of them truly deliver what users need. Some might be aesthetically pleasing, but they limit file uploads; others allow all file types but compromise on design. MyMemo, however, stands out as it combines beauty with functionality, accepting all file types while enabling unrestricted sharing and collaboration. The continuous updates and improvements make it even more appealing! With its collection feature, I can create a gallery for images, an asset collection for work, a design hub for colors and inspiration, and a bookmarks collection. The possibilities are endless, and I truly believe this app meets every user's needs. It’s an excellent start, and I regret purchasing only the tier 1 option.

I have been using MyMemo, and I can confidently say that it is an exceptional tool for digital knowledge management. The integration of artificial intelligence allows for efficient organization and retrieval of information, significantly optimizing my workflow. The ability to centralize various types of content, from texts to videos, in a single platform is invaluable. Additionally, the MemoAi feature makes interacting with my data easier, allowing me to quickly access the information I need without hassle. I highly recommend MyMemo to anyone looking to improve their personal or professional information management.

I have tested my memo intensively over the past few days.

Is it already perfect? No.
Did I find bugs and have some open feature requests? Absolutely.

I have also invested quite a bit of time to report these to the MyMemo developers.

Why am I giving five taccos?
◼️ With my memo, I have the feeling that the app already shows good quality and a solid foundation in its current state, which could make it an excellent tool in the future.
◼️ I can see this in small details compared to other alternative software. For example, tagging and summarizing in my native language already works better than in other commercial tools, or saving text notes is already on a higher level (still with room to improve 😉 ).

I hope the team behind it can maintain their motivation for a long time and truly make MyMemo a great personal knowledge base and information source.

I’ve been using MyMemo for a while now, and I’m impressed. The AI-driven approach to knowledge management makes it easy to organize and analyze videos, websites, and other data. The features are user-friendly. I am giving it 5 stars because although it’s not perfect, I’m confident that MyMemo will continue to grow and evolve.

Mymemo seems like an excellent replacement for SwipeBasket, which stopped its service and vanished. MyMemo offers some really cool features. The only thing missing is an Android app, but it looks like it is on the roadmap. Five tacos.