Mnemo
A local-first, open-source learning application combining block-based note editing, spaced-repetition flashcards with FSRS-6 scheduling, and an infinite-canvas mind-mapping interface. It supports multiple export formats, is licensed under Apache 2.0, and is built on .NET and React.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Mnemo released version 0.8.1 beta.
Mnemo is an open-source learning application that combines note-taking, flashcards, and mind mapping with local-first storage.
All of Mnemo's data is saved on the user's local computer; there is no account system and no tracking behavior, and the only network action is a check for updates that can be manually disabled.
Mnemo's note system uses a block editor architecture, supporting mathematical formulas, code blocks, tables, images, and multi-column layouts, and can export to PDF.
Mnemo's flashcard module uses the FSRS-6 scheduling algorithm and supports cloze cards and image occlusion cards.
Mnemo supports importing from and exporting to Anki while preserving learning progress.
Mnemo supports exporting to multiple formats including Markdown, PDF, Anki, CSV, PNG, and SVG
Mnemo uses the Apache 2.0 open-source license, is built on .NET and React, and its source code is hosted on GitHub (onemnemo/mnemo)
Mnemo can run on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Linux, with the Windows version being relatively stable while the macOS and Linux versions have had less testing time
Mnemo's Windows build has not yet been code-signed and will trigger a SmartScreen warning on first run, while the macOS version has been notarized
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Mnemo is an open-source learning application that combines note-taking, flashcards, and mind mapping with local-first storage.
50%UnverifiedAll of Mnemo's data is saved on the user's local computer; there is no account system and no tracking behavior, and the only network action is a check for updates that can be manually disabled.
50%UnverifiedMnemo's note system uses a block editor architecture, supporting mathematical formulas, code blocks, tables, images, and multi-column layouts, and can export to PDF.
50%UnverifiedMnemo's flashcard module uses the FSRS-6 scheduling algorithm and supports cloze cards and image occlusion cards.
50%UnverifiedMnemo supports importing from and exporting to Anki while preserving learning progress.
50%UnverifiedMnemo supports exporting to multiple formats including Markdown, PDF, Anki, CSV, PNG, and SVG
50%UnverifiedMnemo uses the Apache 2.0 open-source license, is built on .NET and React, and its source code is hosted on GitHub (onemnemo/mnemo)
50%UnverifiedMnemo can run on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon), and Linux, with the Windows version being relatively stable while the macOS and Linux versions have had less testing time
50%UnverifiedMnemo's next development priorities are an optional sync feature (supporting official hosting or self-hosting) and a mobile app
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