FAQ

You get a 7 day free trial with every feature unlocked. After that, a single one time purchase unlocks everything for good. No subscription, no auto renewal.

Nothing is lost. You can still open the app and read everything you have written. You can also still edit the year keywords on the Me page and export all of your data. Creating and editing note content is what requires unlocking.

No. Out of fairness to everyone who has already paid, MeMemo does not run limited time discounts.

No. Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID. Just tap Restore purchase in Settings. The same Apple ID works across iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Entirely on your own device and in your personal iCloud. MeMemo has no server and requires no account, so we cannot see anything you write.

We recommend it. With sync on, your data comes back automatically when you switch phones, lose a device or delete the app by mistake, and it stays in sync across your devices. With sync off, your data lives only on this one device.

As long as iCloud sync is on, install MeMemo on the new phone and sign in with the same Apple ID. Your data syncs back on its own, with nothing to do manually.

No. MeMemo has no ads, no third party analytics and no tracking of any kind. Your writing is never sent to us, because there is no server for it to be sent to.

Yes. Markdown, TXT and PDF are all supported, and PDF can be laid out as a book. You can export everything, or filter by year, month, week or a custom date range.

Not yet. Import is planned alongside the Android version.

Delete the app and the local data is gone. Then open Settings, tap your Apple ID, go to iCloud and Manage Account Storage, and remove MeMemo's backup. That erases everything for good. Deleted data cannot be recovered, so consider exporting a copy first.

iOS 17 and later.

Yes, fully supported.

Yes, on Macs with Apple silicon (M series chips).

It is in development and well past the halfway point. We will announce the release date on this site and on our social channels as soon as it is confirmed.

Not at the moment.

The plan is to export on one side and import on the other, with import arriving alongside the Android version. There will be no live sync between the two platforms, because that would require us to run a server holding your writing, which goes against the principle of never touching your data.

Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. The app follows your system language.

Yes. Five widgets in nine size variants: Today, This week, This week's plans, Week overview and Recent days.

Yes. You can go back to any day, week, month or year and write at any time, with no cutoff.

Yes. Turn on the daily reminder in Settings and pick the time you usually write.

Not at the moment. MeMemo is built around plain text from the ground up, which is what keeps it fast and restrained.

No. MeMemo is a separate space for writing, deliberately kept apart from scheduling apps.

Very little. The iOS 1.6.0 download is around 12 MB, about the size of one song. Even a hundred years of writing would only add a few more songs' worth.

First, the developer uses MeMemo every day and intends to keep maintaining it. Second, export is already complete, so your data can leave with you at any time and does not depend on us. And if that day ever came, there would be plenty of notice.

Email aaron@mememo.life. You can also find us through the social links at the bottom of this page.