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I want to build a 2nd brain with MyMemo. To do this, subfolders or tags would be very helpful. Having collections is one thing, but I would love to see folders for more structure within the collections: Eg Collection: Projects - subfolder- new website Or Tags: new website - tag projects this way I can search in a collection / folder / tag vs searching the whole library - gives me simpler access to what I need once the project is done i can move it to resources or archives Check out BASB by Tiago Forte

Until now I could upload any PDF file I wanted. Today I get the error that PDFs above 100 pages cannot be uploaded. The maximum file size I tried to upload is 20Mb, but most are under 10 Mb.

Customizable AI Responses: Support for customizing the length and reliance level of AI responses. Conversation History Management: Efficient management of conversation history. Note Saving Feature: Option to save conversations as notes. Accurate Citation: Improved citation features, allowing users to quote specific segments precisely.

Customizable Summary Formats: Support for user-defined summary formats. Web Archive Saving: Ability to save web pages to prevent content loss. Related Local and Web Content Linking: Integration with related local files and internet content.

There's been more than one situation where I've written a note and I forgot to click the save button. Auto-save would be a great feature.

reorganise collections in certain order (alphabetically, custom order, ...)more iconsadd single webpage to multiple collections while clipping in browser

MyMemo currently has two ways of organizing when it really one need one that's more flexible. Instead of collections as they currently exist, you could simply pin desired tags to the sidebar or in a separate page (similar to how collections are currently presented). Pinned tags can be displayed exactly as the collections are currently being shown (with collection icons, perhaps a description, etc.). Not only does this simplify things, it also allows saved items to be included in more than one pinned tag (collection), something I've seen suggested elsewhere. AND, this means that if a tag is already pinned, and AI assigns a newly saved item with that same tag, that new item will automatically appear in the pinned tag (collection). It's like adding "smart collections."

Block-Based Note System: Transition to a block-based note system similar to Notion. Document-Based Writing: Writing based on existing document content (merging multiple report documents into a single new document). Additional AI Features: More AI functionalities such as summarization, expansion, and plagiarism detection.

I sometimes want to save the answer from the AI as a note

As users, we would love to have AI-powered flashcards to help us recall the documents we upload, similar to how RemNote operates. This way, we wouldn't forget important aspects of our documents and could continue our learning effectively.

Easy reference to stored files, images, or documents without needing to manually upload or duplicate content.

Description: A study mode that resurfaces saved notes or content at optimal intervals to reinforce memory. Why It’s Important to Users: Supports deeper learning and long-term retention, especially useful for students and researchers.

Description: Visual map connecting concepts, tags, and saved content via a dynamic, navigable graph interface. Why It’s Important to Users: Enhances understanding by showing how ideas are interrelated, making learning more intuitive.

Allow using API and integration to MAKE automations for collecting areas of interests

allow user to paste google drive link to mymemo