mymemo.si

Mymemo is two words a child can read. A memo is a short note written so something is not forgotten; the word comes from the Latin memorandum, a thing to be remembered. The first word, my, makes it personal, so the name sounds like a user talking about their own notes. Say it my-MEM-oh: three light syllables with the stress in the middle, spelled exactly the way it sounds, with no hyphen and no unusual letters.

Picture the launch: a notes app where voice memos, meeting notes and screenshots go in without sorting, and an AI answers questions about them later. Ask what the landlord said about the deposit, or which book a friend recommended in March, and mymemo finds the line and the date. Add a browser extension that saves highlights, a phone widget that records a thought in one tap, and .si, which the AI world reads as super intelligence, on every shared note.

There is exactly one mymemo.si. The .com, .ai, .net, .co, .app, .dev and .org versions are already registered, so this is the exact name still on offer. A notes app lives on home screens, in share sheets and inside shared links, and users keep years of their lives in it. Renaming later means asking every one of them to trust a new brand with that history. Settle the name before the first sign-up.