Features
Keep the notes, screenshots and decisions behind a task. Find them again when the same problem comes round.
Recall
Search in your own words. Recall brings together relevant saved memories, files and learned answers, with sources and an explanation of the match.
Choose a result type or use OCR text only to narrow your search. Text extracted from images can contain mistakes, so the original preview is there to check.
How Recall works ↗
NeuroMyelin / RecallExample workspaceThe configuration notes, checks and decisions from the last setup, kept together in one saved procedure.
The settings and context recorded last time.
Use the checklist saved with the procedure.
Open the original notes when you need more detail.
This example matches the saved procedure's title and content about Fortinet VPN configuration. Match confidence describes search relevance.
Fictional example, adapted from the Recall interface.
Capture
The command that worked. The screenshot that explains it. The reason you chose that approach.
Create a memory in Markdown and switch to a preview, or write with the preview beside you. Add files and tags to keep the context close.
The checks that fixed the connection, with a note about what changed.
Quick capture example, ready for review.
Strong previous-work matches can appear while you capture or search. Open the saved item before you start from scratch.
Both mention cloudflare, rate, limiting.
PROCEDUREImport from Obsidian, Trilium, Joplin or CherryTree, as well as Markdown, HTML and text exports.
See supported formats ↗Save a link to Read Later, reuse a shopping list or group related items in a Collection. A collection keeps things together without moving the originals.
Memory Graph
Explore the connections between a procedure, its source files and related decisions. Filter the graph, select a memory and follow it back to the original.
Review suggested relationships before keeping them. A connection is a useful lead, not proof that two notes say the same thing.
Select a memory in this example graph.
Review and revisit
Keep an eye on information that needs checking and bring useful topics back into view.
Find memories that need verification, lack organising context or are waiting for review. Check stale items and possible duplicates before reusing an old answer.
Illustrative score and review counts.
Set a watch on a topic you want to revisit. Review it on its cadence, snooze it for later or remove it when it is no longer useful.
Revisit every 30 days
Start with your own free workspace.