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A permanent free tier gives 50 AI chat messages, 10 document uploads and 5 memo collections each month, with no credit card required at signup.
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Capture anything, then query your own knowledge base in plain language
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What is MyMemo?
MyMemo is an AI search tool. MyMemo gathers articles, videos, screenshots, files and notes into one searchable library, then lets you ask questions about that library and jump to the sources behind each answer. Summaries, podcast recaps and team spaces round out the package, with a free tier for small libraries.
MyMemo is a personal knowledge base that collects scattered material from the web and turns it into something you can question. Articles, links, YouTube videos, screenshots, PDFs, Word documents, audio files and images all land in one inbox, and hand-written notes can be created inside the app as well. A Chrome extension handles capture from the browser, while iOS and Android apps keep the library reachable away from the desk. The company describes the product as a second brain, and the framing is accurate: the value is less in storage than in what happens after the storing. The core mechanic is retrieval through conversation. MemoAI answers natural language questions against your own captures and cites the source behind each answer, so a query about a marketing strategy pulls the specific article, clip or note you half remember. Answers can draw across several formats at once. Summaries are generated automatically for uploads and can be exported as PDF or Word files. Collections group memo cards by project or task, and AI chat can be scoped to the active collection, which keeps a focused question from dragging in unrelated material. TeamSpace extends the same idea to a shared team library with shared questions. The product goes further than most note tools. MemoCast converts saved content into a roughly three-minute podcast feed for listening on a commute or passing to a friend. M-NOTE, a 33.4 g card-shaped voice recorder with 64 GB of storage, feeds meetings, calls and lectures into the library, and paid plans include a monthly transcription allowance. Paid tiers also raise chat and upload ceilings and let users pick from the AI models available to their plan. Multiple languages are supported, with automatic detection based on the uploaded file. This sits between read-later apps, note tools and general chatbots. Read-later services store without understanding; general chat assistants reason without access to your archive. MyMemo tries to close that gap, though the free tier is tight at 50 chats and 10 uploads per month, and the hardware is a separate purchase. OpenMyMemo, an open-source companion that keeps memory in a local folder for MCP clients, is a distinct early-stage project rather than part of the subscription.
How do you use MyMemo?
1Create a free account
Sign up at the web app with no credit card required. The free tier gives you a small monthly allowance of chats and uploads to test the workflow before paying.
2Install the Chrome extension and start capturing
Add the MyMemo web clipper to your browser so articles and links can be saved while you browse. Captures land in the shared inbox alongside anything added from mobile.3Fill the library with varied formats
Add YouTube links, screenshots, PDFs, Word documents, audio and images, or write notes directly inside MyMemo. Language detection runs automatically on uploads.
4Read the AI summaries and export what matters
Each upload gets a generated summary with key points. Summaries can be downloaded as PDF or Word documents for sharing or offline reference.
5Ask MemoAI a question and check the sources
Open the chat and ask in natural language, for example what you saved about a given topic. Each answer links back to the originating captures so you can jump to the original.6Turn saved reading into a podcast
Use MemoCast to build short audio episodes from your saved content. Paid plans include a monthly number of manual episodes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Answers cite the original capture, so you can verify each claim against the sourceAI
- Handles mixed formats in one place: links, YouTube, PDFs, Word files, audio and imagesAI
- AI chat can be scoped to a single collection, which sharpens focused research questionsAI
- MemoCast podcast recaps offer a genuinely different way to review saved readingAI
- Cross-platform coverage includes web, iOS, Android and a Chrome web clipperAI
Cons
- The free plan allows only 50 chats and 10 uploads per month, which runs out quicklyAI
- The M-NOTE recorder costs US$199 on top of any subscriptionAI
- Model choice is limited to what your plan supports rather than a full open selectionAI
- No public API is documented, so automated pipelines depend on manual capture or MCP toolsAI
- Quality of answers is capped by what you feed in, and there is no built-in way to audit gaps in coverageAI
How much does MyMemo cost?
Pricing
Free at $0 with 50 chat messages, 10 uploads and 5 collections per month. Pro costs $5.9 per month billed annually ($9.9 month to month) for 1,000 chats, 200 uploads, 300 M-NOTE transcription minutes and 30 manual MemoCast episodes. Ultra is $11.9 annually ($19.9 monthly) with 3,000 chats, 500 uploads, 200 collections, 600 transcription minutes and 60 episodes.
Learn moreSupport
A FAQ on the homepage covers supported file types, cloud storage of uploads, language support and summary exports. Nothing on the homepage describes live chat, email support or response times.
Integrations
Browser capture runs through a dedicated Chrome extension, and mobile access comes from the iOS and Android apps. The separate open-source OpenMyMemo project lets MCP clients such as Claude, Codex and Cursor share a local memory folder.
Learn moreFeatures
Unified capture of links, YouTube videos, screenshots, PDFs, Word documents, audio and images, with native notes. AI summaries with key points, downloadable as PDF or Word. MemoAI chat answers questions against your own library and links to sources. Smart Collections scope chat to a project, TeamSpace shares a library across a team, and MemoCast builds short podcast episodes from saved content.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about MyMemo
How much does MyMemo cost?
Free at $0 with 50 chat messages, 10 uploads and 5 collections per month. Pro costs $5.9 per month billed annually ($9.9 month to month) for 1,000 chats, 200 uploads, 300 M-NOTE transcription minutes and 30 manual MemoCast episodes. Ultra is $11.9 annually ($19.9 monthly) with 3,000 chats, 500 uploads, 200 collections, 600 transcription minutes and 60 episodes.Does MyMemo offer a free trial?
A permanent free tier gives 50 AI chat messages, 10 document uploads and 5 memo collections each month, with no credit card required at signup.How do you use MyMemo?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create a free account 2. Install the Chrome extension and start capturing 3. Fill the library with varied formats 4. Read the AI summaries and export what matters 5. Ask MemoAI a question and check the sources 6. Turn saved reading into a podcast.What platforms does MyMemo support?
MyMemo is available on Web App, iOS, Android and Browser extension.What does MyMemo integrate with?
Browser capture runs through a dedicated Chrome extension, and mobile access comes from the iOS and Android apps. The separate open-source OpenMyMemo project lets MCP clients such as Claude, Codex and Cursor share a local memory folder.What are the limitations of MyMemo?
The free plan allows only 50 chats and 10 uploads per month, which runs out quickly. The M-NOTE recorder costs US$199 on top of any subscription. Model choice is limited to what your plan supports rather than a full open selection.
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Added10/21/2026
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