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Mnemo is free and open source. Your notes, flashcards, and mind maps are stored on your computer, with no account needed to get started.

This is the first proper release since we rebuilt the app and changed its framework. A lot is new, and there will be bugs and quirks we haven’t found yet.

Soma, Mnemo’s study companion

Get Mnemo.

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Operating system

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Keep a separate backup of anything important, especially before updating.

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  • Windows · x64

    Most tested. Windows is the furthest along and has had the most testing. macOS has been verified on a Mac, and Linux has had limited testing so far.

  • macOS · Apple silicon

    Verified. The macOS build has been installed and verified on an Apple silicon Mac, and it is notarized by Apple. It has had less testing than Windows, so expect a few more rough edges.

  • Linux · x64

    Limited testing. Linux has had less development attention and only limited testing. Expect more rough edges than on Windows, including problems specific to your distribution.

About this beta

Until now, Mnemo has mostly run on our own development machines. New hardware will uncover things we’ve missed, so expect frequent fixes and improvements in the first few weeks.

Some of those fixes may address serious problems, including data loss. Keep a backup outside the app and read the release notes before updating. The backup guide explains how.

There’s more to build. Tell us what breaks, what feels awkward, and what you’d like to see next. Your feedback will help shape Mnemo as it grows.

Thanks for trying Mnemo and supporting the project.

Need a hand?

The installation guide covers setup. If something goes wrong, report it so we can help.