mempit
A personal collection for saving material before deciding how to organize it.
With mempit, I’ve focused on saving something before deciding where it belongs. The first version keeps thoughts, links, photos, and files in one local collection, without an account. Export lets the saved material also be kept outside the app.
Capture
A compact composer for text and files. Invited native beta.
Starting point
- Saving something should not require a category decision first
- Text, links, photos, and files can belong in the same collection
- The material should remain available beyond the app through export
The App Store app offers local capture. Optional cloud sync and shared collections are available in an invited native beta and the web client. Guest data stays on the device or browser. Project pipelines store material for manual review, without automatic processing or publication.
What I’m exploring
Capture before structure
mempit concentrates on collecting material before deciding how to organize or use it. I’ve kept the scope small: capture it, find it again, and return to it later.
Keeping the collection independent
Local capture and export give memories a life outside a hosted service. Optional buckets appear on the main screen as personal places to write or file text. A separate owner-only pipeline can place exact items in Mantinomia’s private backend storage. That storage is the endpoint for now; a future Mantinomia feature can decide what to do with it.