The lost-memo problem
“Where did I put that note…?”
That idea—the one that came to you at your favorite café, eating avocado toast, chatting with a friend. Being meticulous, you filed it under “Project B.”
But six months later, when you need it—the way in isn’t necessarily “Project B.” Was it B or C? You can’t even recall the name. All you remember is the avocado toast you ate and “sometime around the end of last year.”
The way back to a memory
is often through time.
memon’s timeline places seemingly unrelated memories next to each other on a time axis. Next to the avocado toast photo sits that flash of an idea. Scroll back to “around the end of last year” and the photo becomes a landmark—memories tumble out, one after another.
Actual screen. Right above the avocado toast memo sits the idea that came to you at that moment.
