Mem.ai is a note-taking app at its core, but with the potential to develop into a full-fledged office assistant. It’s marketed as an AI-powered workspace personalized to the user and able to inspire, inform, organize, and automate. But ultimately, Mem.ai strives to be a thought companion, finishing your sentences and eliminating mundane tasks.

This AI workspace assistant uses AI to find, organize, and display content for its user from past notes and smart search results. It also assists with writing and editing documents, summaries, and blog posts in their own style.

Who can use it?

Mem.ai is geared toward lecturers, students, researchers, screenwriters, and investors. It can be useful for taking notes, prepping for exams, consulting bodies of literature at scale like EndNote, analyzing vast amounts of data quickly, and creating imaginative screenplays.

What can it do?

Mem.ai boasts self-organizing Mem X technology, which automates the storage and organization of data. It can also sync email, meetings, and calendars, save links and websites, and capture data from desktops and mobiles. Users can produce writing from scratch, summarize and make content more easily digestible, produce counterarguments, reformat text to specifications, and assist with editing like Hemingway Editor.

All that and a bag of chips?

As it stands, Mem.ai is a cross between an AI note-taking tool and a search engine for private stuff and public information. Some of its most interesting features are its tweet thread summary tool and its mem display sidebar. However, through its partnership with OpenAI, there’s every chance that its developers will succeed in making it more self-sufficient.