United StatesUnleash Your Inner Genius with Memo'd: Your AI-Powered Knowledge Companion Discover the power of AI-driven knowledge creation and sharing with Memo'd – the ultimate tool for curious minds and aspiring content creators. Our platform empowers you to transform complex ideas into clear, compelling, and shareable wisdom in minutes. With our free AI writer, you can effortlessly generate ideas, paraphrase insights, and craft summaries that inspire and enlighten. *Effortless Expertise: Learn Like a Pro, Share Like an Influencer* Memo'd is where brilliance meets brevity. Our concise "Memos" distill any topic into 10 easy-to-understand bullet points, delivering expert-level knowledge in the time it takes to brew a cup of coffee. Whether you're seeking to upskill, remember complex concepts, or share your wisdom with others, Memo'd is your go-to companion. *No Ideas? No Problem. Your Shortcut to Smartness Awaits* Imagine having a personal knowledge curator guiding you through the process of turning intricate subjects into digestible nuggets of wisdom. Our Paraphrase AI content creator analyzes your ideas, suggests captivating angles, and generates drafts for you to choose from. Simply review, refine, and publish – it's that simple! *Post Knowledge, Not Poses: Unleash Your Inner Expert* Memo'd is more than just a content creation tool; it's a gateway to a world of continuous learning and intellectual growth. Join our community of knowledge enthusiasts and unlock the power of AI-driven content creation. Share your unique perspective, learn from others, and make a lasting impact on the world. *What Our Users Say* - "Timeless wisdom from history's greatest minds, distilled into digestible Memos." - "A free Blinkist where anyone can contribute and learn from concise summaries." - "Complex ideas explained in a clear, engaging way – perfect for curious learners." - "Creates quick reads that offer profound insights in a nutshell." - "The ultimate AI writing companion for beginners and pros alike." - "Like Instagram, but for ideas that truly matter." *Key Features* - Instant Creativity: Free AI idea generator and content writer (3 ideas daily) - The world's best ideas paraphrased into 10-point Memos - Key insights on any topic in under 2 minutes - No prompts needed – Memo'd makes AI writing effortless - Dive deep into philosophy, history, psychology, and more, without the noise of social media *The Future of Knowledge Sharing* Help grow the world's largest free library of inspiring shortform content with "atomic essays" on bestselling books, clear summaries of classic philosophy, or the smartest ideas from top podcasts. Our mission is to revolutionize the art of writing and sharing life-changing knowledge. Join thousands of curious minds who use Memo'd as their daily dose of wisdom and inspiration – by making a habit of learning one brilliant bullet point at a time. Download Memo'd today and experience the magic of AI-powered knowledge creation and sharing. Write like a pro, even if you're not, and let your inner genius shine!
Imagine Wikipedia and Pinterest had a baby
Simple concept: A “microlearning” app designed to share expertise in bite-sized pieces. Evergreen, factual topics distilled into blocks of 3-5 minutes’ reading. Each bullet point can be shared, searched, commented on, and curated. Supposedly you'll learn something in the time it takes to order a coffee - maybe more like ordering a cab? as I find myself spending 10-15 minutes per visit. But def feeling the benefits of this 'dip in, dip out' approach to brainy topics.
United StatesMy Memo diet
Condensed, (mostly) objective knowledge that's easy to organize however you want (highlights, saves, 'boards', etc.). Its main selling point, IMO, is accessibility. This is a developing resource where almost anybody can learn or contribute something worth learning. I've made a habit over the last week to spend 15-20 mins a day reading Memos. That is time I’d normally spend on Instagram or Twitter. I do feel like I have benefitted from that. It's like being on an information diet/nutrition plan. I particularly enjoy the multipart Memos - can get deeper into a topic. It’s also useful having parts as it means you can chunk your time i.e. read 2 parts, come back later and read the 3rd. By enabling the user to collect and store knowledge “nuggets” in one place, I can see a strong retention function for long-term knowledge growth.
United StatesLike an Only Fans for your brain.
For me the main thing was: sure, it feeds me interesting stuff... but I would remember any of it? Quick reads is a great idea in theory but I have a brain like a sieve! Turns out I can retain the information well this way, though i would say the ability to save and highlight the bits and pieces that resonate has a lot to do with that. This is a good concept and fairly well executed - still gots some room to improve. I would compare it to Masterclass, except it's text and free... and you can give your own lessons too.
United StatesCame for the concept, stayed for the notes
The key points of notes are making, storing and sharing. But if I can’t search them easily, it can be a barrier to learning. I want to keep my notes in one place, and search through them, but I also want to be able to access other people’s notes and cherry-pick the bits that inspire me. Memo'd is by no means perfect - but it allows me to digest quick, clear takes on topics I'm interested in and 'pin' or highlight the key points I want to return to... That alone makes it a lifesaver
United StatesPromising source of knowledge
Memo'd seems to be in its early days but there's a lot to like here. Mixture of good content with the opportunity to share your own. Options to interact are vast (once you figure them out). So far... I'm likin' it.
United StatesRadical simplicity
One problem with social media is that the voice of a random person can take on far more significance than a Nobel prize winner - not because they have something valuable to say, but because they know how to say it. Memo'd is not rally a social app, but its approach to democratizing smart content and making it fit to a standardized format is to be commended. It's simple, it's organized, it's transparent - feels like stepping away from a crowded street into a calming library. You know what you're there to do (learn).
United StatesCrystallized and distilled
I've really liked all the Memos I've read so far - and think I'll be writing my own soon. Easy to go through, very digestible and thoughtfully structured.I like the colour scheme and the design felt clear, simple and easy to use. No issues there at all. Like it. I was initially thinking this might undo the writer’s intention by having their own word condensed into snippets but what I was generally finding when reading through all those was that the stuff I was really interested in I would go and read the full article anyway and it was like a teaser and for the stuff that maybe I typically wouldn’t require a full feature on, I felt informed and took enough away from the memo as is. So felt like it performed a dual function in a way.Could definitely get on board with using something like this on a regular basis.
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