Mem – Your Personal AI Agent

Name: Mem – Your Personal AI Agent
Rating: 4.4 (121 reviews)
Author: Mem Labs, Inc.

By: Mem Labs, Inc. App

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Overview

Version:

2.6.31

Last updated: 2026-08-26

Ranking

#128,281 ▼ 462

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Mem is the notes app that thinks with you. Voice Mode turns your brain dumps into organized notes with audio and transcripts, and you can edit notes entirely by voice. Capture ideas from meetings and research, and Mem keeps them tidy and accessible.

Mem Chat is your AI sidekick that updates notes automatically, recalls facts, summarizes weeks of meetings, and reorganizes content into collections. Heads Up surfaces related notes as you write or work, Deep Search helps you locate anything fast, and Collections let you organize notes flexibly. Capture from any app using the Mem Chrome Extension or save via email, work offline, and sync across devices. Templates speed recurring note types, and sharing makes collaboration easy. Our mission is to make Mem the easiest way to remember things.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Mem Labs, Inc.

Rating:

4.40

(121) 0.10

Version:

2.6.31 Last updated: 2026-08-26

Version code:

889908498

Creation date:

2022-12-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

98.86MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-28

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Ranking

# 128,281 ▼ 462

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Developed by:

Mem Labs, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mem-your-personal-ai-agent/id1578757028

Website:

https://get.mem.ai

User Reviews

Mem is valued for its AI-assisted organization and fast recall, voice-driven workflows, and a clean Mac/iOS design. Pros include Copilot/ChatGPT integration, strong auto-categorization and note linking, and reliable voice-to-text note creation. Recurring drawbacks are bugs and flaky syncing, login/cross-device friction (and missing Android support), plus UI glitches after updates and inconsistent AI performance. Overall, it’s powerful with real potential, but stability and cross-platform smoothness need improvement.

Pros

AI-driven features like Copilot and built-in ChatGPT for research and multi-step tasks.
Strong organization: auto-categorization and links between related notes, plus fast recall.
Voice input strengths: voice notes converted to text and voice-driven to-do lists.
Fast recall/search and context summaries that help you find information quickly.
Clean, intuitive interface with value on Mac and iOS, plus notable 2.0 improvements.

Cons

Bugs and reliability issues: crashes, data loss, and flaky syncing.
Login and cross-device problems: limited sign-in options and inconsistent access across devices; Android missing.
UI/UX issues after updates: certain views misbehave (bottom bar obscuring actions, help bot stuck) and some promises (voice activation) not fully realized.
AI features sometimes underperform or don’t deliver expected results.

Recent reviews

I’ve been using Mem for years now on and off. I go away and keep coming back. But after all of these new features, including Mem agent, I can’t imagine changing. It is my second brain, thought partner. And the team is always so quick to respond.

by Ro*****, 2026-07-28

I’ve tried this app and really enjoyed it for managing my notes for one role. However, it’s only set up currently for people who have one specific role. As soon as I added a second job to the mix or started adding personal notes, the space simply got too cluttered. Had to switch to Craft in the meantime because they support the ability to easily switch between multiple “spaces” where I can segment different jobs and roles from one another, as well as maintain a dedicated space for my own personal notes. Overall, it’s a great app. My use case is not everyone’s use case. But I do hope that Mem will consider adding segmented spaces in the future so I don’t have to create multiple accounts, each with their own paid subscription. That just doesn’t make sense for most people who wear multiple hats. If they’re able to do this, I would absolutely switch back.