Memorizer

Name: Memorizer
Rating: 5.0 (5 reviews)

Make your life memorable

5.0•5 reviews•

23 followers

Make your life memorable

5.0•5 reviews•

23 followers

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📱 Your books, films, series, recipes, restaurants, concerts…—all in one app ⚡️The first artificial intelligence dedicated to memories ✅ Next gen to-do lists: visual, enriched, social 🧘‍️ Things you’d love to do, not the ones you have to do!

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Launch tags:iOS•Productivity•Social Network

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findable 2.0

Hunter

Kudos @ launching ?makers love the problem space I wonder: How did you decide re whether to launch or continue polishing in stealth?

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4yr ago

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Maker

@__tosh Hi Thomas, thanks for the question. We've been iterating on our beta version for the past 18 months (more than 30 releases on the App Store) trying to explore and learn in our product territory : people's memory. We did not want too many users to keep high velocity in this process. Now we launch because we think we've reached the right retention and usage metrics. Our user love the app and we feel we are now strong enough to deliver on the promise we do! But roadmap remains... huge! :)

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4yr ago

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Hunter

Since memories are quite sensitive (you neither want to lose them but also care about privacy) I wonder how you think about data storage? Can you share more about that angle?

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4yr ago

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Maker

@__tosh Another great question! We think data privacy has to be the backbone of any new project in this field. As shown by Web3, people care about their privacy more than ever. And we do too. On memorizer your data is your data and we will never commercialized it. All your memories are 100% private by default. And then you can share or make it visible to your friends in one tap. You have full control. The data is stored on AWS servers and fully secured. If your loose your phone, you're not loosing your memories! That could be another reason for people to use the app.

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4yr ago

Well done for the app, I 've started to use it and it seems really slick and well thought. I like it. Quick practical question: can I import my Evernote notes?

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4yr ago

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Maker

@remy_sicot Not yet but in the roadmap! What you can already do is to use the iOS share extension button to send directly web pages, photos, screenshots into your Memorizer. So you can create memories without opening our app!

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4yr ago

Zenly

Congrats Memorizer team! 🚀 💪 I spend most of days at work—on my computer, rather than my phone. Do you plan to have a desktop or web-app? Cheers!

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4yr ago

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Maker

@julienmartin_ Hi! We'll be working on an extension similar to what you can do with Notion's one. You'll be able to quickly ping anything and send it to your Memorizer at the right place. The web app could come later... ;)

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4yr ago

Very cool app, congratulations! Are there any plans to develop an import feature to import lists/memories from other apps, like IMDB for my favorite movies?

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4yr ago

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Maker

@etienne_sanson Thanks Etienne! we've started to look at it and there might be an option with the share list button on iMDB. Now it's a roadmap question! ;) We'll keep you posted on that. What has been released recently is the ability to share any link from your iOS web browser to your Memorizer (so without opening the app).

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4yr ago

How is “they are old-fashioned” an argument against using note taking apps? This is what I’m picturing: — I have an infection. The doctor prescribed antibiotics, but I don’t want to take them. — Why not? — They’re old fashioned. — … What? — People have been using antibiotics since 1930! — Maybe because they WORK? I’m not bashing your product. Just, if your argument is baseless, don’t use it? 😇

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4yr ago

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Maker

@anna_0x ahah that's actually the last word we did put in this video! We were struggling to find a good one to say that the app notes do not solve the pain properly for many reasons --> they don't use modern technologies/APIs like Image reco, OCR, ex... to tidy up things easily + they don't give a visual representation of your memories --> so they end up often messy and hardly give long term value. But we did not want to sound rude!

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4yr ago

@charles_baron Hm how about “by not taking advantage of the latest tech, they offer a subpar experience”? Or, about your product, something like: “Recent advances in AI help us deliver the most accurate automatic categorization”

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4yr ago

Woah, guys! Nice video and an amazing work!! I love the. idea of creating your memories in one space which looks so wonderful. At least for me, most photos/screens in the photo gallery are never viewed again and it's just too much of stuff in there. Notes gets lost too. But a cool tool for everything in one space... Great work! Congrats on the launch ! ; ) Btw, we’re launching in late April or the start of May. Check out our upcoming PH page: www.producthunt.com/upcoming/eff... Our project is called: Effecto. It’s an app for detailed health tracking. Pretty much for everything that is related to your physical or mental health and every daily factor that can affect you.

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4yr ago

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Maker

@kmelaika tks, I'll have a look!

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4yr ago

Music-Aid

@kmelaika 👏🏽

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Memorizer is praised for its intuitive design and functionality, allowing users to effortlessly organize and recall personal memories. Users appreciate its ability to replace traditional note-taking apps for tracking books, films, and restaurants. The app's AI-driven features and human-centered design are highlighted as standout elements. Many users find it indispensable for managing personal interests and experiences, with some noting its potential to enhance memory retention. Overall, Memorizer is valued for its thoughtful design and the ease it brings to memory organization.

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