mymind is a private, AI-powered bookmark manager and note-taking app that saves links, images, articles and notes with one click and organizes them automatically.
About
mymind is a private, AI-assisted app for saving and rediscovering anything you want to remember: web pages, articles, images, quotes, highlights, PDFs, notes and videos. It addresses a common problem — saved material piling up in disorganized bookmarks, notes apps and screenshots — by having the software do the filing for you instead of asking you to maintain folders, boards or tags.
The core idea is simple: you save an item with one click, and mymind's AI recognizes what it is (an article, product, book or recipe), tags it, and makes it findable later through associative search — by color, keyword, brand, phrase or date, including text inside images via OCR. The app deliberately skips social features, collaboration and ads; it is built for one person only. mymind, Inc. is an independent company based in New York City, and the service is funded entirely by subscriptions rather than advertising or data sales.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Student of Life costs $7.99/month or $79/year; Mastermind costs $12.99/month or $129/year; The Bookmarker costs $4.99/month without the AI features.
- Free tier: A free guest plan exists, limited by storage rather than time.
- Platforms: Web app, iOS, Android, macOS, and browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Edge and Brave.
- Notable limits: Mastermind is required for video uploads (up to 500 MB), article backup, AI summaries, PDF analysis and custom iOS icons; bulk bookmark import is not currently supported.
- Privacy: mymind states it shows no ads, never sells data, and keeps saved content visible only to the account holder.
Who It's For
mymind is aimed at people who collect visual and written material but dislike maintaining folders — designers building moodboards and color references, writers keeping quotes and highlights, marketers maintaining swipe files, researchers saving papers and PDFs, and developers keeping code snippets and links. The company also notes that many users with ADHD appreciate it because saving takes one click and there is no structure to maintain. It suits anyone who wants a personal archive rather than a social or collaborative workspace.
FAQ
What is mymind?mymind is a private, AI-powered bookmark manager and note-taking app that saves links, images, notes, quotes, articles, PDFs and videos and organizes them automatically so you never manage folders.
How much does mymind cost?Student of Life is $7.99/month or $79/year, Mastermind is $12.99/month or $129/year, and The Bookmarker is $4.99/month; a free guest plan limited by storage is also available.
What platforms does mymind run on?It runs as a web app and as apps for iOS, Android and macOS, with browser extensions for Chrome, Safari, Edge and Brave.
Can I share or collaborate in mymind?No. mymind is intentionally single-user, with no social features, followers, likes or collaboration.
Is my data private in mymind?According to the company, nobody can see what you save; it runs no ads and states it will never sell your data. Its privacy policy is the authoritative source for details.
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