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Photograph a thing and Memono cuts it out of its background, then works out what it is and where it belongs. There is rarely much left to type.
Photograph a thing. Memono cuts it out, works out what it is, and files it in a box.
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Things sit scattered rather than in a grid, and they stay where they landed, so a box looks the same every time you open it and you find what you're after by its shape.
Photograph a thing and Memono cuts it out of its background, then works out what it is and where it belongs. There is rarely much left to type.
Sort things into boxes: a room, a shelf, a cupboard. Boxes go inside other boxes, so a drawer can sit in the room it's in.
Search by name, by what kind of thing it is, or by colour, even if you never typed a word about it.
The cutting out, the guess at what a thing is, the reading of the words printed on it: all of it runs on the phone. Memono makes no network call and carries no SDK.
Coming soon to the App Store