Write in privateon your devices
GMemor keeps Markdown notes inside a privacy boundary, so journals, ideas, account details, and project notes stay with you.
Focus
Privacy first
Writing
Markdown
Devices
Apple devices
The lock is a password, Face ID, or Touch ID.
We cannot read notes
Note text stays on this device or in your iCloud. The developer cannot read it.
Face ID or Touch ID
The lock accepts a password, Face ID, or Touch ID.
Your iCloud
Notes can stay in your own iCloud on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
From the first line to finding it again
GMemor is a writing system for private notes, not only a place to type.
A quiet place to write
A minimal editor and a live Markdown preview, so the page stays quiet while you keep writing.
A second lock
A sensitive note can ask for a second check, so an important note can stay behind its own lock.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Keep writing on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with the same note on each device.
Tags that keep a shape
Tags give a long archive a structure, so you can find a note directly.
Search the whole note
Full-text search and passage matching bring an older note back quickly.
Works offline
Edit the whole note with no network. When the connection returns, the note syncs.
Comfortable in the dark
Dark mode keeps night writing easier on the eyes, including on OLED screens.
The lock comes before the writing
GMemor puts the privacy boundary first: limit how the app opens, then keep note text where the developer cannot read it.
Password or biometrics
The lock accepts a password, Face ID, or Touch ID.
Device or iCloud
Notes stay on this device or in your own iCloud.
A second check
A note marked private asks for a second check.
Not readable by us
The developer cannot read note text.
Situations and the response
The lock accepts a password, Face ID, or Touch ID. A private note asks for a second check.
Notes stay on this device or in your own iCloud.
The developer cannot read note text.
iPhone, iPad, and Mac hold the same thought
Capture on iPhone, sort a note on iPad, and keep writing on Mac. The note and its context continue across Apple devices.
A Markdown flow that follows the thought
Capture, organize, and look back as one continuous flow: write first, then use tags and search so an old note is easy to return to.
Write and preview together
See the formatted note while you type, without leaving the writing.
Organize with tags
Group notes by topic so a long archive still has a place to look.
Come back to an old note
Full-text search brings a fragment back so you can use it again.
Across devices
Continue in iCloud
Start on one device and pick up the same note on the next. The context stays with the note.
Continues on
The privacy questions, answered plainly
Protection, a lost password, biometrics, and Markdown.
How does GMemor protect a note?
Notes stay on this device or in your iCloud. The developer cannot read note text. The lock accepts a password, Face ID, or Touch ID.
What if I forget the lock password?
Keep the lock password somewhere you control. The developer cannot read the keys, so if the password is lost the notes may stay locked.
Which biometrics can open the app?
The lock accepts Face ID or Touch ID, and also a password. Notes stay on this device or in your iCloud, and the developer cannot read note text.
What Markdown can I use?
Common Markdown is supported: headings, lists, bold, italic, quotes, code blocks, and links, with a live preview.