About mymind
mymind is a commercial personal knowledge tool where users keep notes, bookmarked pages, inspiration, articles and pictures together in a single private place. Its pitch is that nothing has to be filed, labeled or even tagged by hand, because AI organizes and visualizes the saved items automatically.
The vendor positions mymind as a counterweight to social platforms, promising to leave out social features, vanity metrics, tracking, social pressure, collaboration and advertising. Items can be saved from an iPhone app, an Android app and browser extensions for Chrome, Edge and Safari.
mymind is a hosted subscription service run by the vendor and is not self-hosted. It suits designers, writers and researchers who collect lots of references and want to find them again later without building a folder system.
Key features
- Private place for notes and images
- Automatic AI organization and tagging
- Saving of web pages and bookmarks
- iPhone and Android apps
- Browser extensions for Chrome, Edge and Safari
- No ads, social features or tracking
Good fit for
- →Collecting design inspiration
- →Saving articles and quotes for later
- →Personal reference libraries
- Tags
- notes
- bookmarks
- ai-tagging
- privacy
- web-clipper
- inspiration
- note-taking
mymind: questions and answers
- What is mymind used for?
- mymind is a private space for saving notes, images, quotes and web pages that uses AI to organize everything without manual filing or tagging. It is a good fit for collecting design inspiration, saving articles and quotes for later, and personal reference libraries.
- How much does mymind cost?
- Paid plans for mymind start at $4.99 per month, and there is no free plan.
- Is mymind open source?
- No. mymind is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to mymind include Memos, Anytype and Blinko.
- What are some alternatives to mymind?
- mymind competes with Raindrop.io, Evernote and Notion. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source mymind alternatives.
Open-source alternatives to mymind
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Memos
Note Taking
Your own timeline for quick notes, private by default.
MITvs Google Keep★ 63k
Anytype
Note Taking
Official Anytype client for MacOS, Linux, and Windows
OSSvs Notion★ 8.9k
Blinko
Note Taking
An open-source, self-hosted personal AI note tool prioritizing privacy, built using TypeSc
GPL-3.0vs Google Keep★ 11k
NoteGen
Note Taking
Capture first. Organize later. A local-first Markdown app that turns scattered records int
GPL-3.0vs Mem★ 13k
Memex
Note Taking
Browser extension to curate, annotate, and discuss the most valuable content and ideas on
OSSvs Raindrop.io★ 4.7k
Eclaire
AI Tools
Local-first, open-source AI assistant for your data. Unify tasks, notes, docs, photos, and
MITvs Mem★ 922
SaaS alternatives to mymind
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Raindrop.io
Productivity
Bookmark manager with collections, tags and full-text search
SaaS
Evernote
Note Taking
Evernote is a note-taking app for capturing notes, documents and web clippings and keeping them organized and searchable across devices.
SaaS
Notion
Note Taking
Notion is an AI-enabled workspace for notes, docs, wikis and projects, with agents, meeting notes and search across connected apps.
SaaS
Capacities
Note Taking
Object-based notes where pages are typed items linked into a graph
SaaS
Readwise
Note Taking
Collects highlights from books and articles for review and export to note apps
SaaS
Mem
Note Taking
AI-assisted note app that organizes and surfaces notes automatically
SaaS

