Blocks, links and handwriting
Type / to add a table, code, a PDF or a drawing. Type [[ to link another page.
Beta
A free notes app for Mac, with Windows coming soon. It keeps your notes on your computer and works offline.
Twelve sessions across three weeks. Recruiting follows the Participant list, and every note from a session lands in its own page.
| Week | Focus | Sessions |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Onboarding | 4 |
| 2 | Daily use | 4 |
| 3 | Sharing | 4 |
Type / to add a table, code, a PDF or a drawing. Type [[ to link another page.
Ask answers from your notes and shows the passage behind each claim. If your notes don’t cover the question, it says so.
Why did we move the interviews online?
Travel budget ran out for Q1, so the team chose remote sessions in March 1. Participants also preferred evenings, which suits video calls 2.
Decisions and facts you write are kept with a link to the sentence they came from. Nothing is added until you accept it.
Interviews run remotely, in March.
Participants prefer evening sessions.
Source changed since this was recorded.Connect any AI agent that supports MCP and choose which notebooks it can read. By default it can only suggest changes.
If you turn on sync, each change is encrypted on your device first, so the server can’t read it. What the server can see
Anything else: hello@memochondria.app
No, it’s a beta. Expect bugs, and use Export to keep a copy of anything important.
Mac now, on Apple Silicon. Windows is coming soon. Android and iPhone will come later.
Nothing, sync included. Memochondria is a non-commercial project.
The beta isn’t signed by Apple yet. Here’s how to open it. You only need to do it once.
Nothing until you ask a question. Then Ask sends the question and the relevant excerpts, and shows you what will be sent first. Notebooks marked sensitive are never sent.