Voice or typed capture
Capture the words that matter by speaking or typing. Remem saves the resulting pin locally on your Android device.
Product guide
Remem is a local-first Android mobile app that turns voice or typed memories into place-based pins. You can capture and find your pins without creating an account, then export unarchived pins when you need to use them elsewhere.
Capture
Find
Map
Use the map when location is the clearest way to recognise a memory.
List
Use the list when text, category or saved date is more useful than geography.
Search
Search and organise locally so you can get back to the relevant pin without relying on a cloud account.
Take your pins elsewhere
CSV means comma-separated values. It is a spreadsheet-friendly file containing unarchived pins, coordinates, captured or typed text, category and saved date.
GPX means GPS Exchange Format. It is a mapping format for unarchived pins that have locations.
Compare CSV and GPXClear boundaries
| Capability | Current status | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Core local use | Available without an account | Capture and find local pins without signing in. |
| Optional sign-in | Separate from local capture | Signing in alone does not upload your memories. |
| Encrypted cloud backup and restore | Disabled in this release | Do not rely on Remem as a current cloud backup. |
| iOS and browser apps | Not publicly available | The current product is the Android mobile app. |
Common questions
No. Core local capture and finding features can be used without creating or signing in to a Remem account.
No. Encrypted cloud backup is disabled in the current release, and signing in does not upload your memories.
No public iOS or browser version is available at present. The current product is the Android mobile app.