memo

memo is a desktop platform for finding, collecting, organizing, linking and editing data - secure & private, without the cloud.

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Documents become searchable knowledge

Full-text search with instant previews and highlights. Jump directly to the information that matters.

Explore your images and videos

Browse visual content with rich previews and metadata. Find, understand, and organize your media in one place.

Stay in control of your files

Manage files with tabs, dual-pane layouts, labels and powerful previews in a modern native file manager.

One search for all your data

Browse files, content, and metadata across your entire system—local and connected. Instead of switching between tools, you get a single, unified search interface for all your information.

Everything is findable. In one place.

Turn your data into connected knowledge

Don’t just organize information—connect it. With labels, collections, and metadata, you build a personal knowledge system that reveals content in context.

Files become connections. Information becomes knowledge.

Built for full data control

Your data stays where it belongs—on your devices. No central cloud. No dependency. Future peer-to-peer synchronization will connect your devices directly.

Your knowledge is yours—and stays yours.

The first apps for memo

memo is designed as a platform. Two core apps are already available today — a free foundation for file management and a premium extension for search and knowledge management.

Always free

Files

A powerful file browser to structure and enrich your files with metadata — without modifying the files themselves.

Explore Files

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Search & Collect

A powerful search and organization app to explore, filter, and connect your files and metadata.

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More apps and extensions are already in development and will be available directly through the integrated App Store in the future.

From system to application

memo is not a single tool, but a platform that adapts to different workflows — depending on how you work with information.

Knowledge Management

Turn scattered files, notes, and information into a connected knowledge system. Organize your work in contexts instead of folders and link content across projects, topics, and ideas.

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