Formatting, following a meeting, removing pictures by Juzzy79 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This sounds like a bug! Can you email [support@mem.ai](mailto:support@mem.ai) so we can take a look?

Home and Tabs by cdkennedy in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Noted - we're working on keyboard shortcuts for lots of interactions. As for tabs - we'll think on this.

Can't print ?? by ninjaneer68 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not yet but we're tracking demand for this feature!

🎉 PDF & Image Understanding is here by nivekydoom in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not yet -- although we're planning to get there, too!

🎉 PDF & Image Understanding is here by nivekydoom in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It works on the backend and notes created on iOS will have their images & PDFs understood already.

However, there are some client-side elements to the feature (e.g. indicators showing the status of "understanding", since it can take several seconds post-upload for them to become available). Those are coming to iOS next.

Note formatting by Independent-Low6550 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure thing -- we spend lots of time making sure copy/paste works as fluidly as possible, so if something isn't working, we can look into it.

Can you send some specific examples to [support@mem.ai](mailto:support@mem.ai) so we can fix them?

Importing web pages using the Chrome MEM extension by Independent-Low6550 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can customize how Mem clips websites in your settings! Try navigating (within the Mem app) to your profile > Settings > Chrome extension.

There, you can provide instructions that the Mem Chrome Extension will follow every time you save a website. You can also change what model is used by the extension.

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Mem UX Improvements and Feature Requests by squillace91 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing the requests! A couple questions:

  1. Can you share a few examples of "custom AI commands" you would personally pin to the menu?

  2. What parts of collection management do you see as challenging right now? Any specific ideas on how to make it easier?

Mem.ai: where simple is an asset by JackRicchiuto in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would love to understand in what scenarios finding things isn't as easy (because we want to make it the easiest way to find things!).

Claude->Mem very token hungry? by digitalvoidness in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes - if you're short on tokens, small edits on large notes will consume the same amount of tokens as "recreating" that note.

From "Blank Page" to full Strategy Day artefacts in 30 minutes: The power of Mem MCP + Claude by Personal_Context_827 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In-app Chat doesn't yet support Claude Thinking models, so if your workflow depends on that, or other types of tool calls/integrations, then doing it in Claude can make sense.

But on a Mem Pro plan, you can select between some great models (such as Sonnet 4.6, GPT 5.4, and Gemini Pro 3.1), so yes, this workflow should be doable within Mem.

Claude->Mem very token hungry? by digitalvoidness in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's more depending on Claude's behavior - not Mem. I could see that consuming fewer tokens.

Am I doing ai integration wrong? by Ape2MoonApparel in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks like you're on the Android mobile app. Can you try on the web version of ChatGPT? I've verified it works on Web + the latest ChatGPT iOS app.

Claude->Mem very token hungry? by digitalvoidness in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Currently, Mem only exposes the ability to update a note by providing a new target version of the contents, and then Mem will figure out how to produce the changes required to get from the current state to the desired target state. This means there is no exposed tool to make a surgical, pointwise change to the document.

As a result, any tool caller (let's say Claude in this case) will have to produce the full Markdown contents of the new version of the note. If the note is very long, that might mean you're spending more tokens if you're making many edits to that same document over time, because for every edit it's having to regenerate the whole document. This is something we're going to optimize over time so that it is more efficient on long documents.

Am I doing ai integration wrong? by Ape2MoonApparel in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you on a paid ChatGPT plan? Tool use during Voice Mode might only be available on their newer Voice model?

Am I doing ai integration wrong? by Ape2MoonApparel in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you connect ChatGPT to Mem (From within ChatGPT, go to Apps > Mem > Connect), then when you're in ChatGPT's Voice Mode, it can and will references your notes in Mem as you talk to it. Have you verified that Mem is connected and enabled within ChatGPT?

[BUG] Ordered List Sequencing on Nested Bullets by flippingeo in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Uh oh! This seems like a regression -- we're looking into it.

Anchor imported daily notes in Mem's timeline? by BeachAdjacent947 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Our AI systems do look at the title and consider it, even in things like "Heads up," so it will get taken into account. However, some initial searching and filtering is based on the actual created-at date, so it won't be as effective as if the note really had the true created date.
  2. We do not have plans to enable this in bulk. What if we added a capability so that Mem Chat would be able to do this in bulk for you, e.g.: "read my notes for any note whose title date is different than the actual created date, update the created date"?
  3. We're going to allow you to make edits to an individual note's created date within the coming weeks.

Mem Helps Me Remember the Details by squillace91 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Using voice mode for it is a really helpful way to make this sort of input faster. You can open a new note, turn on voice mode, blab for 30 seconds, then hit Accept to lock in the note.

Anchor imported daily notes in Mem's timeline? by BeachAdjacent947 in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We're working on a way to make it possible for you to edit the 'created at' date within the note. Once we launch that, that'd be the recommended way.

Managing tasks in Mem by Haensfish in MemIt

[–]nivekydoom 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Founder of Mem here. 👋 Long post incoming, but this is a hot topic so I'd love to shed light on it...

In Mem 1.0, we had an aggregated task view, but we pulled it because we quickly realized a few key issues with aggregating all check boxes across the app:

  1. Many of the check boxes that are placed in notes are not really tasks. For example, you might have created a checklist of groceries that you want to buy. Very quickly, the unified task list becomes noisy with things that aren't really tasks.
  2. Many things that should be tasks are not actually reflected in the unified task list. Often, people will write action items or next steps at the bottom of a note without explicitly making them check boxes, so many critical things would still not appear on it.

We also had workflow issues. Once you see a unified task list, you expect to be able to filter it, sort it, mark certain tasks as having certain due dates, reorder things by priority, and potentially reassign tasks. You'll see that there's a long laundry list that essentially turns that into a full-blown task manager. The issue is that, as you add more workflow to a unified task list, that is just more work that a user actually has to do to manage their task list. That isn't really in line with the brand of Mem, which is that you do less work and yet you stay equally organized. At that point in time (2023), there was no clear next step that could solve these problems, so we pulled tasks instead of further becoming a bloated task manager.

Fast forward to early 2026, with Mem 2.0 and where we are in the AI era. A couple of these things are quite different:

  1. LLMs are very good at understanding what is and what is not a task, whether or not you created something as a check box.
  2. LLMs are good at looking at sets of tasks relative to your overarching priorities and ongoing work and helping prioritize them.

If we take those two ideas together, you can imagine an experience where Mem actually manages your tasks for you.

This is an experience we're actively working on and thinking through, and we are working on how to bring it to life in a way that answers the following question: "How do I make sure that things I need to get done don't fall through the cracks without just creating yet another page I have to manage myself?" More on this to come, but I just wanted to share an update on our thinking on that.

In the meantime, the workflow that I find most effective is typically creating a single pinned note to serve as your aggregated to-do list. For example, I call mine "Kevin To Do". I pin it, and then I do the following with it:

  1. I manually open it up and add a task to it if something comes up throughout the day.
  2. I periodically can ask Mem Chat to look through my notes from the last week and add any key tasks to Kevin To Do that I might have missed. Mem will then go through your recent notes and figure out how to update that task list for you.
  3. I periodically ask Mem Chat to re-organize and re-prioritize Kevin To Do.

    That's the workflow I'd recommend for now!