MemoFind

■ The Core Idea A notes app that writes, organizes, and runs Jot down what comes to mind. Keep the prompts you reuse in a folder. Then one tap takes any note straight to search or to your AI app. ■ Notes · Fast capture: open and start typing, up to 20,000 characters · Folders: sort work, ideas, and shopping lists into their own folders · Colors: tag each note with a color to spot it at a glance · Full-text search: one box searches the body of every note · Clean list: first line becomes the title, with a 3-line preview and edit date · Detail view: scroll the full note and select just the part you need · Copy in one tap: send the whole note to your clipboard ■ Prompts · Prompt folder: save the prompts you reuse and manage them like notes · Room for long prompts: keep entire system prompts and templates · One-tap run: copies the full prompt and opens your AI app — just paste · 7 AI services: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Copilot, DeepSeek ■ Search · One-tap search: tap a note and go straight to results, no typing · 15 search engines: Google, YouTube, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Naver and more · Academic search: Google Scholar and Semantic Scholar for real research · Only what you use: keep the services you want, hide the rest ■ And More · Backup & restore: export notes and folders to one file, restore on a new device · Dark mode: follows your system, or pick light or dark yourself · 7 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, German, Russian, Hindi · No account, no ads. Every note stays on your device. ■ Who It's For · Anyone who wants to jot something down and find it again fast · AI power users who keep hunting for that one prompt that worked · Marketers and PMs organizing meeting notes and research prompts together · Developers collecting code review, refactor, and commit message prompts · Students and researchers moving from a question to search and papers ■ What Makes It Different Other notes apps stop at writing it down. Prompt managers only store. AI apps don't remember your prompts. MemoFind connects all three — write, organize, run. "The moment you write it, it's ready to run."