memimo vs Pin Reminder

You saved a link you needed — but now you can't remember where you put it. Instagram saves, YouTube "Watch Later," blog bookmarks, links from chats… every app keeps them somewhere different, so your links scatter and you end up forgetting them. memimo brings all those scattered links into one place, so you can see and manage every link you've saved at a glance. ■ Perfect for you if - You save links but can't find them later - Your links are scattered across different apps and social networks - You want all your links gathered in one place ■ Key features - Collect from any app: hit "Share" and it lands in memimo, no matter the source - See everything at a glance: all your saved links on one screen, searchable - Auto-organize: automatic title & thumbnail, source platform detection - Categorize: organize your way with categories and memos - Multi-device sync: the same library everywhere with one account - Trash: deleted links are kept for 30 days, so you can restore mistakes - 16 languages supported ■ AI summary & auto-tagging (Pro) - When you save a link, AI summarizes it and fills in your memo automatically - AI suggests the right category — organize with a single tap - Know what a link is without even opening it ■ Hide links (Pro) - Lock sensitive links behind a 6-digit PIN in a separate space - They stay out of your list — only your PIN opens them - Forgot your PIN? Reset it securely via your account email ■ Free / Pro - Free: keep up to 7 links, with expiry reminders - Pro: unlimited & permanent storage, AI summary & auto-tagging, restore expired links, share all your links at once Gather your scattered links in memimo — and never forget them again. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Drop a pin on the map to set the exact spot your reminder should watch for. The store entrance address search never quite finds, the building your office is in, the back gate of the park. Pin Reminder does one thing: location reminders. What you create here goes into the built-in Reminders app, and iOS delivers the alert. There's no new to-do app to learn. • Aim with the pin at the center Move the map until the center pin sits where you want it. Search to get close, then cover the last few meters by hand. • Watch the radius as a circle Drag the slider from 100 m to 1 km and the range is drawn on the map as a circle. Presets for 100 m, 500 m, and 1 km — and the values you used recently — are one tap away. • When you arrive, or when you leave Choose "when I arrive here" or "when I leave here". After you save, one button adds the opposite reminder, so a single place can cover the way in and the way out. • Five favorites, one tap to save Keep the places you go often as favorites. Save the radius, the arrive or leave trigger, and the reminder title along with them, and from then on a single tap is the whole flow. • Home screen widgets for a shorter path Keep your favorites out on the home screen. If a favorite has a title saved with it, tapping the widget finishes the reminder right there; if not, you start with that spot already pinned. The small widget holds one place over a map of it, the medium holds four, and the large holds five. Touch and hold a widget to pick which favorites go on it, and a favorite with an emoji shows that emoji in the widget too. • Every option from Reminders Title and notes, plus the list to save into, priority, a time alert, and repeats (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly). Once saved, you can open it in Reminders right away. • Easy on the battery iOS handles the location trigger. This app doesn't follow your location in the background — it checks your location only while you're using it. Good moments for it • Passing the grocery store on the way home — buy milk • Leaving the office — take the laptop charger • Arriving at a client's office — bring out the signed contract • Getting home — pick up the package Support • iPhone · iPad (iOS · iPadOS 18.0 or later) • 한국어 · English · 日本語 • VoiceOver, Dynamic Type, and Reduce Motion supported • A banner ad appears at the bottom of the screen Access to Reminders is required. Location access is optional — without it you can still drop a pin by searching or moving the map. Drop one pin. Instead of trying to remember, let the place bring it back to you