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The product is amazing, but the app is buggy. The AI tagging feature, ease of saving info quickly, and aesthetics make it top notch. However, the app itself is buggy AF and is very frustrating to use. It's great on PC, and it works a little better in the mobile browser. I hope they keep updating this and fixing bugs. (EDIT: bugs are worse, I cannot read long notes as it won't let me scroll. I have to close the app over and over to get basic features to work. considering ending my subscription) Edited

Stephanie Weeden

I am about to sound dramatic here: but I think mymind could be the future of the internet. When I first came across mymind, I thought it was just a beautiful bookmarking tool and that I couldn't afford the luxury. When I came back to it a couple months later, I figured I would splurge just to try it out. But now! Now I see it's potential. It's not just a visual (and stunning I might add) tool for creatives. It's letting me get a feel for my ideas in a completely new way.

A Google user

I really like this as a product idea. What I do not like is the concept of a continuous subscription cost. I'd much rather pay an upfront fee, even if it was fairly hefty and some lock-in yearly pay. Just dollars to renew not tens of dollars. This type of product will be much more powerful in the future when we are walking around with smart glasses and smart headsets. This would be extremely helpful to remember faces, names, processes, learned words school notes, etc..

Wesley Friberg

MyMind is excellent at what it does - it takes anything you might want to save from across the web, and centralizes it beautifully in one place. There are delightful cards for things like books, movies, and colors, and everything is tagged using AI so you can easily search to find whatever you may be looking for. The team is super responsive and regularly ships improvements across the product. There's a subscription, but you get a premium product and support a small company. Definitely try it!

biggie cheese

This review is specifically for the Android release, as I haven't used the website much. This app is a GREAT concept for note management that I haven't seen anywhere else, but right now it has some UI/UX problems that prevent it from realizing its full potential. The UI is VERY basic, which is helpful for people with ADHD, but lacks even a settings menu, and there are a lot of formatting quirks, such as not being able to add titles until your note is complete. Dammit Google, give me more space!