Installing Mnemo
Download Mnemo, install it, and find where your data is stored.
Mnemo is a desktop app. There is no account to create, and your library stays on your computer.
Download Mnemo
Mnemo 0.8.0 is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
| Platform | Download | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Windows 10/11, x64 | Installer or portable zip | Beta |
| macOS, Apple silicon | Installer or portable archive | Preview |
| Linux, x64 | AppImage or portable archive | Preview |
Windows is currently the most tested platform. macOS and Linux builds are newer, so you may run into platform-specific issues.
Download Mnemo from the download page or GitHub Releases.
For most people, the installer is the best option. Portable builds run without installation and can be moved between folders or drives.
First launch
Mnemo is not code signed yet, so your operating system may show a warning the first time you open it.
On Windows, choose More info → Run anyway.
On macOS, you may need to allow Mnemo through Gatekeeper before opening it for the first time.
Mnemo will then take you through a short setup wizard.
Where your data is stored
Mnemo stores your notes, decks, mindmaps, attachments, and other library data locally.
On Windows:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Mnemo
On macOS and Linux, Mnemo uses the normal per-user application data directory.
You can set MNEMO_DATA_DIR to use a different data folder. This is useful for separate profiles or development installs.
For backups and restoring your library, see Storage and backup.
Updates
Update settings are available under Settings → Updates.
Automatic update checks are enabled by default. When a new version is available, Mnemo will let you update immediately or leave it for later.
You can also choose a release channel:
- Stable — finished releases
- Beta — new features earlier, with a higher chance of bugs
- Nightly — latest development builds
Use Check for updates to check manually, or Release notes to view the changelog.
Next
Your first session walks through creating your first deck and starting a review.
Customization covers themes, language, and other preferences.