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Memos is a place for every quick thought. No title, no folder, nothing to pick: type, and the thought is kept on the day you wrote it. Your memos stay where you decide, yours alone until you share one with family and friends.
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- A place for every quick thought. Memos asks nothing first: no title to invent, no folder to pick, no place to put it. Type, and the thought is kept before it goes.
- A day you can return to. Every memo keeps the day it was written, so any day can be found again: by scrolling, by calendar, by tag, or by word.
- A record that is yours. Your memos live where you decide, report to no one, and leave as plain Markdown whenever you like.
- Family and friends, when you choose. A memo is yours alone until you share it. Each person writes their own memos and sees only what you choose to show.
With Docker installed, run:
docker run -d \
--name memos \
-p 5230:5230 \
-v ~/.memos:/var/opt/memos \
neosmemo/memos:stableOpen http://localhost:5230 and create the first account. Everything Memos keeps is in ~/.memos, so back up that one folder.
Other ways to run Memos, including Docker Compose, Kubernetes, and a plain binary, are in the deployment guide.
Releases are tagged YY.MM.N, with release candidates as YY.MM.N-rc.K and no v prefix. The Docker tag stable follows stable releases, a month tag such as 26.10 follows the newest stable release of that month, and canary follows development builds. Coming from a release before v0.31.0, run v0.31.0 once first; see the upgrade requirements.
- Web Clipper for Chrome and Firefox saves pages, selections, and images to your memos as Markdown with a link to the source.
- Memogram is a Telegram bot that saves your messages and images to Memos.
- The API and MCP server connect Memos to your own scripts and AI tools.
Sponsor Memos through GitHub Sponsors.
Questions go to the docs, Discord, or GitHub Discussions. Bugs and ideas go to issues. Code changes start with the contributing guide.
Memos is open source under the MIT License.
