Memory
Self-hosted and open source note-taking app focused on minimalism and efficiency. Offers simple folder organization, keyboard shortcuts, instant URL formatting, and local media storage under /notes, reducing complexity in organizing thoughts.
Features
Properties
- Privacy focused
- Distraction-free
- Lightweight
- Minimalistic
Features
- Ad-free
- No Tracking
- WYSIWYG Support
- Note organization
- Local Storage
- Rich text editing
- Content Templates
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
Tags
- rich-text-format
Memory News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
justarandom added Memory as alternative to Jotter (Notes)- official-lil-homie liked Memory
POX added Memory as alternative to Unfriction
Dalieba added Memory as alternative to Markdown Shell Extensions and Editor- Cobweb37 added Memory as alternative to TUI-Journal
Memory information
Developed by
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Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
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- English
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- 224 Stars
- 9 Forks
- 3 Open Issues
- Updated
What is Memory?
Memory is a simple, open-source note-taking application designed for minimalism and efficiency. The goal is to provide a straightforward interface for taking and organizing notes without unnecessary features that complicate the experience.
Why Memory?
When you think about it, almost anything on the web starts with a simple idea: an empty page that holds content. Yet, finding a simple, frictionless note-taking app has been a challenge. Over time, many apps have become bloated with features, making the act of writing down thoughts unnecessarily complex.
Memory was created to solve this problem. It offers a lightweight and intuitive way to organize notes in simple folders, making it easy to record ideas while you work.
Features:
- Simple UI with no unnecessary buttons—just press <enter> to submit.
- Folder and note creation using <enter>:
- New Folder: Input the folder name and press <enter>.
- New Note: Input the title, folder, and subtitle, then press <enter>.
- Built-in keyboard shortcuts for a faster workflow:
- <Ctrl-s>: Save edits.
- <Ctrl-b>: Bold selection.
- <Ctrl-i>: Italicize selection.
- <Ctrl-u>: Underline selection.
- <Ctrl-h>: Highlight selection.
- Instant formatting for pasted URLs (YouTube, images, etc.).
- Local media storage under /notes.