MemNote Docs
How to capture, find, and sync your notes — and how to connect MemNote to Claude, ChatGPT, and your own tools.
MemNote is a note-taking app that records the context around every note — where you were, when you wrote it, and which device you used — so you can find a thought again by remembering the moment instead of the words.
New here? Start with Getting started. If you want to point an AI assistant at your notes, jump to the hosted MCP server.
General
Using MemNote day to day — capturing notes and finding them again.
- Getting started Create your account, verify your email, and write your first note.
- Notes and the editor Rich text, markdown shortcuts, tables, images, math, version history, and exporting everything as markdown.
- Context capture What MemNote records alongside a note — place, time, and device — and how that lets you recall by association.
- Search and tags Find a note by its text, its tags, the day you wrote it, or the device you wrote it on.
- Map view See your notes where you wrote them, and jump from a note to its spot on the map.
- Timeline Browse your notes in the order you wrote them, by day on a phone or on a zoomable time axis on desktop.
- Sync and devices How MemNote keeps every device in step, what happens offline, and how to name the machines you write on.
- Trash Deleting a note, getting it back, and removing it for good.
- Settings Colour themes, editor typography, location display, export and import, and account management.
Integrations
Connecting MemNote to AI assistants and to your own scripts.
- Hosted MCP server Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your notes with one URL and a browser sign-in — nothing to install.
- Local MCP server Run MemNote's MCP server on your own machine for assistants that connect over stdio.
- REST API The HTTP API behind the MCP servers — endpoints, authentication, and what a connected app is allowed to do.