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on-device, nothing uploaded
01 / 07Scan a board and the image and OCR stay on your phone. No account, no cloud, no data sent anywhere.
private by design7 reasons your notes shouldn't live in someone's cloud
Every notes app syncs to a server, an account, maybe a model. MEMO's scanner is the opposite: on-device, private, nothing uploaded.
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every reason below pins to the top as you read it
No phone, no app to abandon, no feed. Seven reasons the wallet beats the notes app — one chapter at a time.
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not training data
02 / 07Your handwriting won't quietly become someone's machine-learning fuel. The scan is yours, full stop.
no surveillance
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analog is already private
03 / 07Ink on a board is legible to no algorithm. And most people use MEMO entirely on paper anyway.
off every server
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a whiteboard in your wallet
04 / 07A 6-inch reusable whiteboard folds out of a slim aluminium case. Jot, sketch, list — then wipe it clean. A notepad that's always on you.
6″ board · reusable
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pen and eraser, always attached
05 / 07The 0.8mm fine-point pen clicks magnetically into the board, eraser built in. Always there when the thought strikes.
0.8mm pen · built-in eraser
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it's a real wallet too
06 / 07Holds up to 6 cards with built-in RFID blocking — your notes and your cards together in one pocket-sized aluminium shell.
6 cards · RFID
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award-winning, built to last
07 / 07Winner of the iF Design Award 2024, machined from aluminium 6063. A premium everyday-carry you'll keep for years.
iF Design 2024 · designed in NL
The bottom line
memo: a notes tool that can't read your notes
No account, no cloud, no upload — a place to think that isn't also a place being read.
Who else is reading what you write down?
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