MyMemo Reviews

I think the design philosophy of this software is excellent. We can save all the content we come across without having to process it immediately.

When we want to use it later, we only need to find previously saved content through the Ask AI feature, which provides accurate answers based on this content.

I really appreciate this concept. Although there are still some minor issues during use, I hope the team continues to work on improving the experience.

As a a lecturer at the University and language instructor, I need tools that streamline lesson planning while keeping materials organized. MyMemo.ai has become my go-to solution—it doesn't just store information; it helps me collect, structure, and retrieve lesson ideas effortlessly!

Next-Level Educational Uses:

1- Smart Lesson Planning

I can gather all my teaching ideas, resources, and inspirations in one place. The AI helps me format and organize them into coherent lesson structures— in customizable Categorization saving me hours of manual work!

2- Automated Lesson Summaries

I upload textbooks, lecture notes (PDFs/Word), or even YouTube links, and MyMemo.ai instantly generates concise summaries or flashcards. This helps students focus on key concepts without feeling overwhelmed.

3- Language Teaching Made Effortless

The texts summarized by the tool and through the integrated chat window, I can generate and convert these texts into interactive quizzes (fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice) or create bilingual flashcards with pronunciation guides. Perfect for making language learning fun!

4- Collaborative Study Groups:

I can share summaries and educational materials with students without the need for any upload service through links from the tool itself, enabling seamless group study sessions and exam prep.

MyMemo.ai is like having a personal teaching assistant that keeps all my ideas structured and ready to use. A must-have for educators who want to work smarter! The app is available on the web, as well as on iOS , and even comes with a Chrome extension. This means I can access my ideas, notes, and study collections wherever I am, whether that’s on my desktop, phone, or tablet.

I highly recommend all teachers, language instructors, and academics to give it a try and benefit from it as much as possible!

Originally, I used Notion this way, but I felt uncomfortable and looked for something similar, and tried MyMemo and bought it. I am currently using it on the web, iPad, and Android, and I am generally satisfied with its excellent performance. Since it is still in the early stages, there are a few shortcomings, so I will leave a note.

1. The interface has not been properly localized yet.

2. There are often cases where the video is not summarized, and since it is not summarized, there is no title, so AI search is useless.

3. There are no major inconveniences on the web or iPad, but the Android app is still lacking. Since it is not yet registered on the Playstore, it is inconvenient to install, and when I actually try to save a note, it's often already logged out. And most importantly, once I run [View source] in the app, I cannot return to the app. I have to force quit it and run it again.

The saving speed is sometimes slow, so there are cases where multiple saves are made, but this is not a big problem. Since I mainly use Android, I believe that MyMemo will quickly solve this problem in the future, so I will give you 5 tacos for now. I hope that it will develop further in the future so that I can confidently recommend MyMemo to those around me.

This tool is useful for organizing bookmarks and consolidating my digital libraries. It appears to be in the early development stage, and there is potential for future improvement. Many AppSumo deals tend to be short-lived, so I will take a chance on this tool at this time since it seems promising. I hope it remains available long-term.

Looking forward to future updates.