Login to MyMemory

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.

· 2 min read

Quick answer

MyMemory's AI chat answers questions using only what you've saved (articles, posts, notes, transcripts) and links each answer to the saves it used. Ask it to find something, summarize a topic, compare viewpoints or turn saves into a plan, and narrow it to one space when you want answers from a single project.

Search finds a thing. Chat does something with it. MyMemory's AI chat reads the saves most relevant to your question and writes an answer from them, and it shows which saves it used, so you can always check the original.

How it works, briefly

  1. You ask a question.
  2. MyMemory searches your library by meaning and keywords and picks the most relevant saves.
  3. The AI writes an answer from those saves and cites them.

Because answers are built from your library, they reflect what you saved, not the whole internet. Like any AI it can still get things wrong, which is why every answer links to the saves it used so you can check.

Questions to try

Finding things

  • "Where's that article about sleep and caffeine?"
  • "Find the YouTube video that explained index funds simply."
  • "What did I save about visiting Lisbon?"

Summarizing

  • "Summarize everything I've saved about running a first marathon."
  • "What are the main points from my saved posts on remote work?"
  • "Give me a one-paragraph recap of my notes from last week."

Comparing

  • "What do my saved articles disagree on about intermittent fasting?"
  • "Compare the laptops I bookmarked."
  • "Which of my saved recipes are vegetarian?"

Planning

  • "Turn my saved home-office ideas into a shopping list."
  • "Build a 3-day Tokyo itinerary from the places I saved."
  • "Make a study plan from the resources I saved on statistics."

Remembering people and ideas

  • "Who recommended the book about habits?"
  • "What quotes about leadership have I saved?"

Get better answers

  • Be specific. "Budget espresso machines under $300" beats "coffee stuff".
  • Mention time. "saved last month" or "from this year" helps narrow things down.
  • Scope with a space. Choose a space (like "Wedding planning") so answers only draw on those saves.
  • Follow up. Chat keeps the conversation's context, so "only the ones with reviews" works as a next question.

Privacy note

To generate answers, your question and the relevant saves are sent to an AI model provider. Your library isn't sold or used for advertising. See how MyMemory keeps your saves private.

Based on the MyMemory documentation: