Mem turns the web into your personal knowledge base — capturing, organizing, connecting, and synthesizing everything you find, so it's ready when you need it.
Mem's Chrome extension turns your browser into a research assistant. Save a full article, grab a specific passage, or pull key takeaways from a YouTube video — all without leaving the page. Tell Mem where it goes and how to format it, or let it figure that out on its own.
Good research sparks ideas. Voice Mode lets you capture them the moment they hit — whether you're mid-article, commuting, or on lunch break. Just speak to Mem: your half-formed thought, your gut reaction, your "I should look into this" — and Mem turns it into a clean, structured note. No thumbs needed.
The moment you open a note or start writing, Heads Up scans your workspace and surfaces related clips, past notes, and prior research in a side panel — automatically. No digging. No searching. The stuff you saved six months (or years!) ago comes back right when you need it.
Once your research lives in Mem, ask Chat to turn it into something useful. Ask questions across your entire knowledge base, generate summaries, draft new documents from your old notes, or turn scattered clips into a coherent plan — all in a single conversation.
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Both. The Mem Chrome Extension captures and summarizes content from the web, while Chat lets you query, synthesize, and act on everything you've saved. The two work together: clip an article, then ask Mem to connect it to everything else you've saved on the topic. It's a personal knowledge base that does more than store, it enables.
When you clip something, Mem analyzes the content and auto-files it into relevant collections in your workspace, if any—no need to specify. You can also give explicit instructions in the extension popup (using # for collections and @ for existing notes), or let Mem make the call. Either way, your knowledge base stays organized without manual effort.
Yes. In the Chrome Extension popup, just tell Mem what you need: "summarize this in three bullet points," "extract the key statistics," or "add the main argument to my notes." For YouTube, Mem generates a summary and key takeaways automatically when you open the extension on a video page.
Multiple ways. You can use Mem's advanced search feature to find notes by topic of title. You can also ask Chat to find notes for you. Old notes also surface via Heads Up; when you're working on a related note or project, Mem automatically surfaces older clips and research in the sidebar, no matter how old. This "serendipitous rediscovery" is one of Mem's most distinct capabilities as a personal knowledge management tool.
Yes. Open Mem Chat and ask it to summarize or connect information across your workspace — for example, "What do my notes say about this topic?" or "Pull together everything I've saved about this competitor." You can also use the plus button in chat to attach specific notes, collections, or dates to focus Chat's context. Mem reads across everything and gives you a real synthesis, not just a list of results.
Most web clippers simply save a copy of the page. Mem's extension is the world's first agentic web clipper: an AI research assistant built into your browser. It creates a structured summary out of the webpage contents, identifies where it belongs in your knowledge base, and files it, all before you close the tab. You can give it natural-language instructions, clip YouTube videos with instant summaries, and manage notes directly from the extension without opening the app.
Yes. Everything saved with the Chrome Extension goes directly to your Mem workspace, accessible from any device — iOS, web, Mac, or Windows.
Yes. Put research notes into Shared Collections and your whole team can access your notes and contribute their own. Anyone on the team can then use Chat to query the shared knowledge base — pulling up saved articles, past findings, or relevant context from any note in the collection.
I no longer worry about how I organize or segment notes into different apps—I toss it in Mem and know it will be there when I need it. So much weight off my shoulders.