Scan once. Forget you ever filed it.
Point MemX at any PDF, document, ID card, prescription, or receipt. On-device OCR (Google ML Kit) extracts the text; our backend pulls out the key facts (names, dates, amounts, IDs) and indexes them for semantic search. Works for rental agreements, Aadhaar / PAN / passport, lab reports, prescriptions, school certificates, warranty cards, insurance, receipts, contracts, business cards.
Try MemX FreeHow It Works
Point and capture
Open the camera from the persistent notification or in-app. No alignment frame. Photograph an ID card, a rental agreement, a prescription, or a stack of receipts.
OCR + key-fact extraction
Google ML Kit extracts the text on-device. The backend then pulls out the key facts (names, dates, amounts, account numbers) and indexes them. Quality scoring filters out unreadable scans.
Ask in plain English
Later, ask MemX questions like "what was the warranty on the dishwasher?" or "show me last quarter’s reimbursable receipts." The answer comes from your own captures with a citation to the source document.
Why Use This Feature
Stops the lost-paper tax
7.5% of all paper documents are lost and another 3% are misfiled (widely cited PwC study). A misfiled doc costs roughly $120 to find; a fully lost one $220 to recreate. MemX makes both numbers zero.
Cuts the 9.3-hour weekly search
McKinsey Global Institute estimates knowledge workers spend ~9.3 hours every week searching for information. With semantic search across every scanned document, that number collapses.
Works on the documents that actually pile up
Rental agreements, Aadhaar / PAN / passport, lab reports, prescriptions, school certificates, warranty cards, insurance documents, receipts, contracts, business cards. The paperwork of daily life, handled.
Never the same document twice
SHA-256 hashing on every scan means you can re-photograph the same document a hundred times and your library stays clean. No duplicate clutter.
Garbage scans get rejected
A quality score is computed for every capture. Blurry, half-frame, or text-free photos never enter your library, so search results stay sharp.
Handwriting included
On-device OCR handles handwritten notes, whiteboard photos, lab notebook pages. Search them the same way as printed documents.