How to stop losing the things you save online
Bookmarks, saved posts, screenshots, notes: your saves are scattered across apps. Here's a simple way to collect them in one place and actually find them.
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MyMemory blog
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Guides
How to export and search your X (Twitter) bookmarks
Import every X (Twitter) bookmark into a searchable library with the MyMemory Chrome extension, then find tweets by meaning or ask AI about them.
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How to back up and search your Reddit saved posts
Reddit's saved list is hard to search and only pages back so far. Import saved posts into MyMemory to back them up and find them by meaning.
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How to organize your Instagram saved posts into a searchable library
Move Instagram saved posts into MyMemory with the Chrome extension so recipes, design references and tips are searchable instead of buried.
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How to search inside YouTube videos and podcasts you've saved
MyMemory turns saved YouTube videos into searchable transcripts with chapters, and transcribes podcast episodes with Whisper so you can search what was said.
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How to search Notion pages alongside everything else you save
Connect Notion to MyMemory to put your Notion pages in the same AI-searchable library as your bookmarks, notes, videos and saved posts.
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How to chat with your Obsidian vault using AI
Upload your Obsidian markdown notes to MyMemory to search them by meaning, ask AI questions across the whole vault, and use them from Claude or Cursor.
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Pocket alternative: move your saved links to MyMemory with a CSV
Pocket is gone. Import any CSV of saved links (Pocket, Instapaper, Raindrop or a spreadsheet) into MyMemory and search the full articles with AI.
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Save any web page in one keystroke with the MyMemory Chrome extension
A practical guide to the MyMemory Chrome extension v5.1: Quick Save, standalone notes, #tags, spaces, keyboard shortcuts and bookmark imports.
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Ask AI about everything you've saved: 20 questions to try
MyMemory's AI chat answers from your own saved articles, posts, notes and videos, with links to its sources. Here are practical questions to get started.
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Spaces vs tags: the simple way to organize a second brain
Spaces are collections you can share and search on their own; tags are labels that cut across everything. When to use each, with examples.
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How to export everything from MyMemory (JSON, CSV or Markdown)
Your saves are yours. Export memories, spaces and chats from MyMemory as JSON, CSV or Markdown in a couple of clicks: formats, options and limits.
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How to give Claude long-term memory with MCP
Connect Claude Desktop or Claude Code to MyMemory so Claude can search and save to a persistent memory that outlives any single conversation.
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Memory API quickstart: add, search and chat over your data
Use the MyMemory REST API to add content, run hybrid semantic search with tag and date filters, and ask grounded questions, with copy-paste curl examples.
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Explainers
What is a second brain? A plain-English guide (with AI)
A second brain is one trusted place for everything you want to remember. Here's what it means, why AI changes it, and how to start without a system.
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Is MyMemory private? How your saves are stored and used
A plain-English explanation of what MyMemory stores, who can see it, what the Chrome extension does and doesn't do, and how AI chat uses your data.
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What is a memory vault for AI, and why should you own yours?
AI assistants each keep their own memory of you, locked inside their app. A memory vault is one portable store of your knowledge that any AI can use.
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What is an MCP memory server? A clear explanation
An MCP memory server lets AI assistants like Claude and Cursor save and search a long-term memory store. How it works, and what MyMemory's exposes.
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What is a Memory API for AI agents?
Why LLM apps need a memory layer beyond the context window, what a Memory API provides, and how MyMemory fits agent workflows.
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Build your own RAG memory layer vs MyMemory
A practical build-vs-buy framework for agent memory: vector databases, ingestion pipelines, search quality, and when a hosted Memory API is the faster path.
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How MyMemory finds things you only half remember: hybrid search explained
Why keyword search fails on personal libraries, and how combining meaning-based vector search with full-text ranking and date awareness fixes it.
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