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Mnemo

Bring notes, flashcards, and mind maps into one study workspace.

Study in a free, open-source desktop app with a visual block editor, Markdown import and export, spaced-repetition flashcards, and mind maps. Notes support tables, equations, code highlighting, tabs, and PDF export, while study dashboards track your practice. Your data stays in the app’s local storage rather than a folder of Markdown files. Mnemo is in beta on Windows, Apple silicon Macs, and Linux; the Linux build is a preview.

Visit mnemo.oneView on GitHub120More notes

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See Mnemo in action

Images courtesy of the project
Mnemo’s notes editor showing a physics note with equations, an image, note tabs, and subject folders
Official Mnemo screenshot of the visual notes editor and study library.

What is Mnemo best for?

Mnemo is a free Markdown tool best suited to combining portable study notes, flashcards, and mind maps in a local desktop app. It is available as Desktop app on macOS, Windows, Linux, and its source status is open source.

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Reviewed October 13, 2026

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Editing experience

Visual (WYSIWYG)

Files and offline use

  • Works offline

Long documents

  • Outline or table of contents
  • Document search
  • Tabs or multiple documents

Markdown support

  • Tables
  • Task lists
  • Math
  • Syntax-highlighted code

Output and extensions

  • PDF export

At a glance

Pricing
Free
Source
Open source
Best for
Combining portable study notes, flashcards, and mind maps in a local desktop app

Availability

Platforms

macOSWindowsLinux

Surfaces

Desktop app
Source repositoryLicense: Apache-2.0Updated 3 days ago

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