The notes app with memory

Notes that know you.

Your notes shouldn’t just pile up. As you write, ReMemo surfaces the past thoughts that connect – ideas you forgot were linked.

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Resurfaced · 3 memories

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The problem

You’ve already had the thought. You just can’t find it.

Every notes app is brilliant at capture. Thousands of thoughts go in. Almost none come back. So you scroll, you search, you give up – and you write the thought again.

The cost of retrieval is higher than the cost of writing again.

The principle

Resurfacing beats retrieval.

You shouldn’t have to remember what to look for.

How it works

One memory.
Six places it shows up.

Resurfaced

While you write

Past notes come back on their own as you write – no searching.

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Resurfaced · 3 memories
25 Oct 2026
First loaf from the new starter
31 Oct 2026
Second loaf
7 Nov 2026
Bread as a timer
Third loaf tonight. Fed the starter at breakfast and then left it alone all day – the hardest part is still not poking at it.
Resonance

Named, not guessed

When it sees one, ReMemo names how a past note connects – a change of mind, a thread picked up, a thought repeated.

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Resonance · 3 memories
Moves from comparing productivity to questioning whether location mattered at all.
AI can make mistakes
6 Nov 2026
Kitchen table
23 Oct 2026
Cafés are where I work best
30 Oct 2026
The café has new owners
Back at the kitchen table this morning. Quiet, coffee made at home, and the middle of the draft finally came together. Maybe it was never really about the café at all.
Recurring

What keeps coming back

The subjects your notes keep returning to, found each week.

Your memory
14 notes · 1 connection · since October 2026
Reflection
12 November
Resonance
1 Connection
Recurring
The search for the right café or desk sits oddly beside the growing trust in patience and process – as if the real variable was never the place, but the waiting itself.
Themes
waiting longer than feels comfortable
6 notes
the slow progress of the sourdough
4 notes
walking as a prelude to writing
4 notes
where work actually happens
4 notes
AI can make mistakes

Every time you open it

Your notes, with what they connect to.

Good morning.
Everything is where you left it.
Resurfaced2 weeks ago
Balcony tomatoes
Balcony tomatoes Moved them to the corner that gets the afternoon sun. Two weeks of nothing, and now three flowers overnight.
Previous 30 days
Back at the kitchen table this morning
Back at the kitchen table this morning. Quiet, coffee made at home, and the middle of the draft finally came together. Maybe it was never really about the café at all.
Kitchen tableCafés are where I work bestThe café has new owners
The draft needs a middle
The draft needs a middle Opening’s fine, ending’s fine, and the middle is a list pretending to be an argument.
Patience
Patience Bread, tomatoes, the draft – everything good this month came from waiting longer than felt comfortable.
First ripe tomatoSecond loaf
First ripe tomato
First ripe tomato Ate it standing up, with salt. Worth the whole summer of fussing.
Balcony tomatoesPatience
Bread as a timer
Bread as a timer Write until the first fold, walk until the second. The day has a shape now.
Reflection

Once a week

A short reflection on your week’s notes – what you kept returning to, and what moved.

Thursday 12 November
9:00
Your weekly reflectionnow
This week your notes have something to say.
Recall

When you wonder

Ask your notes a question; the answer comes only from what you wrote, with the notes it used.

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ReMemo draws only from your notes, nothing else.
What ideas keep coming back?
What have I never finished thinking through?
What have I been worrying about lately?
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Pricing

Free to start. Free to stay.

Pro is there when your memory grows.

Free

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  • Unlimited notes
  • Resurfaced notes as you write
  • Resonance – how a past note connects
  • Recurring themes in your notes
  • Your first weekly reflection, in full
  • 5 Ask queries/month

Pro

€7.99/month

or €59.99/year – save 37%

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited Ask
  • Your weekly reflection, every week
  • Export to PDF and Markdown
Questions

Good to know.

What is ReMemo?

ReMemo is an AI notes app with a memory of its own. You write notes, and ReMemo builds a private semantic memory from them – resurfacing past thoughts by meaning, not keywords, so the ideas you need find you instead of you hunting for them.

How is ReMemo different from other notes apps?

Most notes apps are built for capture and search. ReMemo is built for return. Instead of asking you to remember what to look for, it resurfaces related notes as you write – connecting ideas that share meaning even when they share no words.

Can I bring my existing notes?

Yes. You can import your notes when you start, and ReMemo begins finding connections across them straight away – no folders to rebuild, no tags to redo. Your memory is there from day one, not something you have to construct.

Are my notes private?

Yes. Your notes are never used to train any model, ours or anyone else’s. Never sold. Never shared. Never read by anyone but you.

How much does ReMemo cost?

ReMemo is free forever, with no credit card. Your first weekly reflection comes in full; Pro then brings it every week, and unlocks unlimited Ask and export to PDF and Markdown – for €7.99/month or €59.99/year.

When does ReMemo launch?

ReMemo arrives this autumn on iOS and Android. Join the waitlist to be among the first to write notes that know you.

Why ReMemo

The opposite of capture is return.

Most apps are designed to take more of you. ReMemo is designed to give some of you back.

Privacy

Your notes are never used to train any model – ours, or anyone else’s. Never sold. Never shared. Never read by anyone but you.

Notes that know you.
Arriving this autumn.

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