Retry failed payments for 3 days, not 7
Almost every retry that succeeds does so within 48 hours. After that we only annoy customers.
End-to-end encrypted note-taking app: Your second memory. Private by design.
Find any note by what it was about, who was involved or roughly when. Every note is encrypted on your device, so only you and the people you share with can read it.
Sign in with Google. Unlock with biometrics, like your fingerprint.
What you see
Kees expects a budget freeze in Q4. Not announced, so keep it to yourself.
@Kees#work
What the server sees
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Why MnemoNotes
Notes are only useful if you can find them again
Most notes get lost in folders you never open. MnemoNotes makes capturing effortless and finding things natural.
Capture in seconds
Press Alt+N and start typing. Tag the note with the
people and topics it is about as you go, then save with one shortcut.
Find it the way you remember it
“Sam recommended a book, sometime in spring.” Filter on @Sam, #books and a date range, or just type words from the note.
On every device, even offline
Your notes live on your device first. Read and write without a connection; changes sync in the background when you are back online.
Privacy
Your notes are sealed before they leave your device
Syncing usually means trusting a company with your data. With MnemoNotes the server only ever receives locked boxes it has no key for.
1 · Your device
Encrypts and signs
Every change is locked with keys that exist only on your devices, and signed so nobody can forge it.
2 · The server
Stores what it cannot read
It keeps the sealed changes in order and passes them on. It never sees your text, tags, titles or search terms.
3 · Your other devices
Unlock and rebuild
Your phone or laptop unlocks with a passkey, opens the boxes and puts your notes back together, locally.
What the server cannot do
MnemoNotes is built with full privacy in mind
This is not just a promise in a policy. It is how the app is built: the keys that open your notes never reach the server.
The server can’t:
- Read your notes. It only stores encrypted data.
- See how you tag and organise them. People, topics and folders are encrypted too.
- Search your notes. Search runs on your device; your queries never reach it.
- Hand your notes over. Whoever gets hold of the database gets encrypted data only.
- Slip in fake changes. Every change is signed by the device that made it, and your devices check.
Together
Share with the people you choose
A team’s decisions, in one place
Keep your team’s decisions in a shared document. Every note in it is shared with every member, so the reasoning behind each choice stays next to it.
- New members catch up. Someone who joins today can read every decision back to the first one.
- People who leave lose access. Nothing added or changed after they leave reaches them.
- Edits have a name on them. Each note’s history shows who changed what, and an earlier version can be restored.
Platform team decisions
Shared with 4 people 4 notes SHARED DOCUMENT
Today · Sep 27
Yesterday · Sep 26
Move background jobs to a queue
Cron jobs overlapped twice last month. A queue gives us retries and one worker per job.
Wednesday · Nov 12, 2025
Postgres over DynamoDB
We need joins for reporting, and the load test held at 3× today’s traffic. Revisit if writes pass 5k/s.
Tuesday · Jun 10, 2025
Ship a release every Tuesday
Smaller releases are easier to roll back. Hotfixes can still go out any day.
Share a note
A packing list with your partner, a reading list with a friend, meeting notes with a colleague: add a contact with a one-time invite link, then share notes with them as an editor or a viewer. They get the key; the server doesn’t.
Your data stays yours
Import an Obsidian vault, and export your notes at any time as plain text, JSON or Markdown files. All on your device.
Use it for
One app for all your notes
Personal or for work, a one-line reminder or a long document: every note is written, found and encrypted the same way.
Quick notes and ideas
A phone number, a gift idea, a thought on the way home. Jot it down in seconds.
Plans and projects
Trips, a renovation, recipes to try. Collect the notes in one document.
Study and reading notes
Lecture notes, book highlights and research, found again by topic.
A private journal
Write for yourself only, with nobody else able to read along.
Meeting notes
Find every conversation with someone in one filter before you talk again.
A team decision log
A shared document that keeps every decision and the reasoning behind it.
A private place for everything you want to remember
Sign in with Google, save your recovery key, and write your first note.