MyMind
A private AI space to remember everything and organize nothing.
About
MyMind sells itself as a private place to remember everything and organize nothing. You save images, links, quotes, notes, PDFs, and videos with one click from a browser extension or the iOS, Android, and Mac apps, and the AI files them away without folders or tags. Retrieval works the way memory does: search by keyword, color, brand, or date, or let the visual grid and a serendipity mode resurface old finds. Paid plans add AI image tagging, OCR on image text, smart spaces, a distraction free reading mode, article backup, and AI summaries.
The privacy stance is the differentiator: no ads, no data tracking, no social features, and a free tier for the first 100 saved cards. Pricing runs from about $5 a month for plain bookmarking to $13 for the full AI plan. Coverage from Fast Company and steady directory traffic (roughly 224,000 monthly visits reported by one analytics source) suggest a real, paying user base. Automatic tagging is not perfect and search can get noisy with vague content, per third party reviews.
What it can do
- One click saving of articles, images, notes, PDFs, videos
- AI auto tagging and content type recognition
- Search by keyword, color, brand, or date
- Image OCR to search text inside images
- Smart Spaces for auto sorted collections
- Serendipity mode for focused browsing
- Reading mode and AI summaries (paid plans)
Setup
- Create an account at mymind.com with Google or Apple ID.
- Install the browser extension and the iOS, Android, or Mac app.
- Save pages, images, and quotes with one click; the AI tags everything automatically.
- Search by keyword, color, or content type, or set up Smart Spaces for saved filters.
Prerequisites
A mymind.com account; browser extension or mobile app for saving.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (TIER verified, metrics-v1). Evidence: coverage from Fast Company and Wonder Tools; ~224K monthly visits per third party analytics; published pricing tiers ($4.99/$7.99/$12.99) with a clear free tier; browser extension plus iOS/Android/Mac apps. Strengths: distinctive privacy stance (no ads, no tracking), real paying user base, strong visual design. Docked for: (1) proprietary and closed, so auto tagging quality must be taken on reviews; (2) third party reviewers note imperfect tagging and noisy search on vague content. License: proprietary (freemium).
How the trust score is built
Full methodology →- Adoption · stars/downloads, log-scaled vs peers
- 8.0/10
- Maintenance · recency, releases, issue load
- 7.0/10
- Openness · license + docs
- 2.0/10
- Manual review · sanity read + red-flag check
- 7.0/10
- · Fast Company coverage; ~224K monthly visits per third party analytics
- · reviewers note imperfect auto tagging and noisy search on vague content
Sources
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