MemX for Students
A second brain for the semester.
Record, snap and save. Ask when exam week comes.
Free to start. Private by architecture.

Record the lecture.
Tap record. MemX writes it down and keeps it.

Snap the board.
Slides, textbook pages and handwritten notes become text.

Ask before the exam.
Ask in your own words. Get an answer from your own notes.

What changes for you.
Any language
Save notes and ask in the language you use.
Handwriting too
Clean photos of notebook pages read well.
Free to start
Upgrade only if you need more.
Questions
Is MemX affordable for students?
MemX is free to start. Paid plans add more credits and storage if you need them.
Can MemX help me study for exams?
Yes. Upload lecture notes, scan textbook chapters, record review sessions, then ask MemX questions in plain English. The answer comes back synthesized from your own materials with the source memory shown beside it.
Does MemX actually read handwriting?
Yes. MemX reads handwritten notes from a photo. Legibility and photo quality matter; clean classroom-board photos and tidy notebook pages work very well.
Can I use MemX on my laptop?
MemX is a phone app for Android and iPhone, so capture and search happen on your phone.
How much storage do I actually need?
Storage is capped per plan, and Free includes 1 GB. Higher plans add more storage for multi-year archives.
Why students use MemX to study
94% of university students take notes in lectures; 69% digitally, yet only 5% actually record lectures (Cogent Education / Taylor & Francis, 2024). The reason is simple: nobody wants to scrub a 90-minute recording later. MemX fixes that by transcribing and indexing every voice capture so a question like "what did the professor say about Bayes' theorem?" returns the answer, not the audio file.
Across documents, photos, voice, and chat, MemX gives you a single searchable corpus per semester. Knowledge workers, students included, spend ~9.3 hours per week searching for information (McKinsey Global Institute, 2012). For a student in exam season, those hours are the difference between revision and panic.
Study less. Remember more.
Let MemX keep the semester for you.
Free to start. Private by architecture.