Memorizer: movies books series 4+

Just what I needed

I’m forever looking for a way to capture and organize things, events, ideas, etc. Bullet journals work for a short time, but it lacks the ability to have photos and be at my fingertips all the time. Plus, not everything is captured by words only. This app has been perfect for those types of things. I like to do puzzles and coloring on apps and by hand. All of those can be captured here for me to look at later. Red wines and white wines. Movies and series that are recommended and watched. Cricut ideas I come across. Even the moments of time I spend with my parents…along with photos. Date night ideas. I’m sure the list is endless. It’s a way to maintain my memories easily And every time I add something, I scroll through the old posts. It really has it all for me.

Developer Response ,

Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! We're thrilled to hear that our app perfectly meets your needs for capturing and organizing all aspects of your life. It's great to know you enjoy using it for everything from puzzles and coloring to wine recommendations and special moments with your parents. We're delighted that it helps you maintain your memories easily. Your support means a lot to us!

That’s amazing

Cool

No privacy for the free version

Great concept, but forces public sharing. The app says that with the free version, you can choose to be public or private. But in practice it forces you to put everything out publicly. I need something to help me keep track of my lists, not another social media platform. In an age where privacy is everything, I’m disgusted that this doesn’t even give you the option and forces you to share your information unless you pay up.

Developer Response ,

Hi Madeleine, thanks for being super clear. I'm the Memorizer CEO and I would love a conversation on that with you. (you can reach me on contact@memorizer.ai) In a nutshell we want people to inspire each others as there is so much value in that (and current social networks are going the wrong way as no one share anymore interesting books, places, favorite artists etc... there) And that's precisely because we don't want to commercialize user data that we need to have a freemium plan, with some users paying. So privacy is key to us and we thought it was a more honest approach to tell you that it costs us to store and secure private data while public one is having a positive impact for the community, so can stay free. But we might be wrong and are still looking at the monetization options. So open to feedbacks :-)