# Notes you write — or just say

> A real editor with headings, checklists, links and live reports — and an assistant that edits the same note when you tell it to.

Canonical: https://memtomo.com/features/notes-and-checklists/

A note is where anything that is not an action goes: a thought, a recipe, the wifi password at the cabin, a running list. You say it, it is saved; you ask for it later, it comes back.

## A real editor, not a text box

Open a note in the web app and you get an editor, not a text box: format from the toolbar, tick checklist boxes in place, type @ to link a task or note, paste a link and get the page behind it, embed an automation that shows its latest run. What you type and what the assistant adds land in the same note.

## Checklists

“Add milk to the grocery list” finds the right note and appends a line. “Tick off bread” flips its checkbox. The whole list is one markdown document you can also edit by hand.

## Linked, not filed

Notes carry tags and wiki links to tasks, files, automations and other notes. A meeting note links to the tasks that came out of it; a project note embeds the automation that reports on it. Search covers titles, bodies and tags, and hovering a link shows what it points to.

## In the app

The Notes tab groups cards by when they last changed — today, yesterday, this week, earlier — and narrows them to a tag or to saved links in one tap. A saved link shows as the page it points to: the site, the page's title and its first lines, with what you said about it underneath. Opening a note gives you the editor, the rendered preview and embedded automations showing their last run.