Ask your documents. Get the answer.
Upload a PDF, a scanned contract, or a photo of a page, then ask MemX a question in plain English. It reads the contents, finds the answer with semantic search, and shows you the exact source file it came from.
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Add your documents
Forward a PDF, snap a photo of a page, or scan a contract. MemX parses the file, runs OCR on any images, and extracts the key facts for search.
Ask in plain English
Type or speak a question like "when does my lease end?" MemX runs semantic search over your own files, retrieving by meaning rather than an exact keyword match.
Get the answer with its source
MemX gives you a direct answer and shows the exact document it came from, so you can check the original source yourself.
Why Use This Feature
Find answers, not files
Keyword search fails when you forget the exact words. Semantic search retrieves by meaning, so a vague human question still lands on the right passage in the right file.
It reads inside your files
OCR pulls text out of photos and scans, and PDFs are parsed and summarized, so the contents of a document become searchable, not just its file name.
Every answer is traceable
When MemX answers from a document, it shows you the original file. You are never trusting an unsourced response you cannot check.
One question, every source
Documents, photos, voice notes and imported chats live in one memory, so a single question can draw an answer from across all of them at once.
No folders to maintain
You never create folders or tags. MemX infers structure from the content itself, such as dates, names and topics, so you can find a contract by who it was with rather than by what you named the file.
Private by design
Personal memory data is protected with AES-256-GCM field-level encryption, so your most sensitive documents are not sitting in plaintext.