MyMemos

Screens

Every screen, as it actually looks.

Captured on an AOSP Android 16 emulator with no Google services, against a live Memos 26.11.0. Light, dark, and nothing staged.

The feed04

The feed with one row of chrome — menu, search, date — then a pinned section and today's memos as cards.

One row of chrome

Menu, search and date share a single row. Pinned memos come first, then day groups; everything else is notes.

The feed narrowed by a selected tag: the tag is highlighted and only memos carrying it are listed.

Selection is the filter

A selected tag narrows the feed at once. Tags and dates combine as AND, and a filter strip appears only while one is on.

The menu sliding over the feed: sync state, settings, the open-tasks view, a tag search and every tag with counts.

The menu

Sync state you can tap to resync, settings, the open-tasks view, then every tag with its count. Drag the feed sideways, or use ☰.

The date sheet: presets for today, a week, a month and this year, with an arbitrary range below them.

Date, quick

Today, 7 days, 30 days, this year — or pick a range when the question is older than that.

Writing and reading02

The composer sheet: text with a task list, queued files, existing tag chips and a quiet formatting toolbar.

The composer is only the note

Text, queued files, your tags right above the keyboard, then a row of full-size tap targets for markdown.

One memo: a table with its header band, tappable tasks, inline tags, reaction chips and the comment thread below.

The memo itself

Rendered markdown with a table, tasks you can tick, tags inline and tappable, reactions, then the thread.

Setup and night02

Settings: the account, sync, the offline mirror, default visibility, what delete means, completed tasks and the date format.

Settings

The account, the mirror, default visibility, what a delete means, completed tasks and the date format.

The same feed at night: near-black paper, dark cards, warm off-white text and a soft periwinkle accent.

At night

The same cards in the app's night palette. The theme follows the system; there is no switch, here or in the app.