Raw notes · Structured facts · Useful recall
Type what happened. Remember what matters.
memoato is a low-friction life logger that turns messy everyday notes into useful memory. Log health, training, family, money, errands, and context in plain text.
Plain text log
Low energy today. Skipped gym, but walked 20 minutes after lunch. Slept badly again. Big client call at 9am.
Memoato understands
Energy low · today
Movement gym skipped · 20 min walk · after lunch
Context bad sleep again · client call at 9am
Later you can ask
What usually happens before low-energy days?
Do client-call mornings affect my sleep or training?
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A memory system, not another habit app
Keep the input simple. Let the system do the sorting, labeling, and recall.
Raw log first
Write the thing naturally. The original note is always preserved.
Facts from text
Exercise, symptoms, temperature, money, duration, distance, and context become structured data.
Learns your defaults
If curls are usually 10 kg, Memoato can assume that and show it clearly.
Useful recall
Ask what happened, when it happened, and what patterns show up over time.
Forgiving review
Correct assumptions when needed. Skip the form when the guess is right.
Connects later
Todoist, calendar, mail, Obsidian, and wearable exports can become sources.
What it remembers
Messy real-life notes become timelines, totals, symptoms, and context you can actually use.
Training
Sets, weights, pain, and patterns
Log reps and notes in one sentence. See what changed before something hurt.
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Family and health
Symptoms, temperatures, and episodes
Remember who was sick, when it started, and how often it repeats.
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Life admin
Purchases, cars, errands, and reminders
Turn small logs into a searchable history of what you bought, fixed, paid, or promised.
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Early, open, and changing fast
memoato is being rebuilt around raw logging, structured memory, and useful recall.