I'll be honest: I didn't know what to expect when I first accessed MyMemo.

It looked like a potentially useful platform with neat concepts, but I've seen plenty of those before that had not worked out for their expected purposes.

Then MyMemo stepped forward.

Not only was I able to get a summary of the website I was visiting... I was now able to save it in an organized way with a simple click!

And not just websites.

I've been able to save photos of timeless family recipes, organize and summarize photos with text quotes, organize marketing research on competitor analysis, research products I'd like to buy or have already bought, save notes for myself, and so much more.

The best part: It is effortless.

Sure there have been a few occasional bumps where something hasn't worked quite right or the details in the summaries haven't been done in the exact way I'd prefer. But it's never been a dealbreaker, and the bumps have almost always been smaller than the bumps I've encountered from other platforms.

In short, MyMemo is a revolutionary step toward a more convenient and organized way to browse, research, organize, take notes, summarize, recall information, and beyond.

There are so many more features I haven't mentioned that are awesome and are certainly worth exploring (like MemoCast), but my experience with the features I've already mentioned have me thrilled about MyMemo now and in the future.

MyMemo has easily become one of my favorite tools I've had the pleasure of meeting on AppSumo.