Notes
Somewhere to put
what’s on your mind.
Write your notes, practise with flashcards, and connect ideas on a mind map. All in the same desktop app. It’s free, open source, and keeps your work on your computer.
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Somewhere to put
what’s on your mind.
A little practice.
A longer memory.
Follow the connections.
See the whole picture.
Start with one thought or build out a whole curriculum. Mnemo is block based, unlike Word or Google Docs. Each paragraph, heading, image, equation, or table is a piece you can move and rearrange. Most formatting happens as you type, so you are not always reaching for the toolbar. Familiar if you know Notion, easy if you do not. It stays responsive as your notes grow, even on your old laptop.
Explore notesIn 1885, Hermann Ebbinghaus showed how quickly new memories fade without another encounter. Retrieval practice and spaced repetition remain among the best ways we have to fight that. It is why flashcards became a staple for students, including medicine, where one US medical student survey found 68% of students using Anki.
Mnemo uses FSRS-6, the same modern scheduling algorithm as Anki. It learns from your reviews and works out when each card should return, so you spend more time on what you are starting to forget and less on what you already know.
Give an idea a branch. Follow it into the details, then zoom out and see how they fit together. New facts stick better when they’re linked to something, not memorized on their own. Build mind maps alongside the notes and flashcards you already study with.
Explore mind maps
Mnemo is free and open source, and it’s shaped by the people who use it.
How Mnemo got hereMnemo is in beta. Take it into your next study session
and tell us what could be better.