Who...
Anyone who has ever forgotten details of an important memory knows what this is for.

Qmemo is a simple solution for people who want to free themselves from the worry of remembering important memories. Whether you need to remember details about your studies, work assignments, friends' favorite tastes, personal items or facts, Qmemo gives you what you need. Registered mind notes can most likely be better organized and available forever.

What Qmemo does:

—Record any Mind note that comes to mind. It is possible to register any memory from your mind to the Qmemo app.
—Works as a quick recorder with simple voice-to-text. Easily create a note from any voice source (not just yours) and organize it for later retrieval.
—When adding a new eNote (mind note), the active Template (if any) is used to fill it with some predefined data, multiple templates can be registered but only the active one will be used.
—Duplication can be applied to any eNote.
—Multiple trays, each tray independently manages a set of eNotes used for auxiliary purposes.
—Filtering capabilities based on any combination of parameters, manually entered or predefined filters that can be created and personalized for quick access to Mind note sets.
—Consolidated results, e.g. as state list (one card to access multiple eNotes in multiple states, not just check/uncheck), or multiple cards side-by-side in a 2D arrangement.
—New Visual Blueprint Settable feature, visually oriented settings for an easier user experience. Powered by Qphere
— Maximum number of eNotes allowed. Up to 16 in the free version of Qmemo.

Qmemo has been designed to work as an auxiliary memory for your mind, recording everything you need to remember ahead of time, every single detail that you would currently let go...anymore!

How it works:
Home is the main tray, each tray works the same way as Home tray.
For 1-step recording, when Fast Input Mode is set to input-microphone, launch Qmemo and start recording, tap Tab and Mic to continue recording in the next field.
Start recording new eNotes, it is recommended to use Tag field as title (short, what?), Note field as body (as long as you want), Category selection as classification criteria, Subcategory selection as auxiliary states for your base eNote, Cross reference to access one or more eNotes (it can answer who/where?), usually a date can be registered as data, optionally a link and a photo can be added too. The application also registers a creation date internally. This link could be used to control a list of documents.
Tag, Note, and Cross-reference fields can receive voice-to-text from any voice source, it can be at any cursor position.
When the general setting "Immediate Delete" is off, any deletion of a eNote is sent to the Recycle bin (except by itself, confirmation is required to permanently delete), saving a recycled eNote returns it to its tray.
Predefined filters allow to quickly work with eNote subsets, different subsets can correspond to different functionalities. Recent filter button is the fastest filter.
Multiple eNotes can be consolidated into a single card using different criteria, e.g. multiple eNotes with the same tag and category can be consolidated into the same card.
Access to the blueprint settable, which can be set via the settings icon or menu item, and displays a blue background screen with blue colored content to make the settings visually oriented.

Qmemo: note, mind note, memory