Getting started
Install Mnemox on Windows
Mnemox in a window of its own on your PC, in beta. Same notes, same account.
What it is for
A browser tab gets lost among twenty others. The Windows app has its own window and its own place on the taskbar and in Alt+Tab, next to your editor or your call, so your notes are one keystroke away. It is the same Mnemox: every note, folder and setting you already have, kept in sync with the web, your Mac and your phone.
How to use it
- Go to mnemox.so/download and press Download for Windows. Mnemox-Setup.exe goes to your Downloads folder.
- If Edge says the file “isn't commonly downloaded”, click ⋯ next to it, then Keep → Show more → Keep anyway. Then open Mnemox-Setup.exe.
- If Windows then shows “Windows protected your PC”, click More info, then Run anyway. The beta isn't signed yet, so you may see both warnings; you only see them when downloading and installing.
- Mnemox installs and opens on its own. It installs just for you, so there is no administrator password to type, and it adds itself to the Start menu and the desktop.
- Sign in. With email, type it as usual. With Google or Apple, your web browser opens for that step; when it asks to open Mnemox, allow it, and you are back in the app, signed in.
Example
Notes beside the call
In a meeting, Alt+Tab between the call and Mnemox instead of hunting for the right browser tab. Ctrl+N starts a fresh note.
Good to know
- The Windows app is a beta. Your notes are saved and synced exactly as everywhere else; what may still change is how the app looks and behaves on Windows. Tell us what you find at support@mnemox.so.
- Mnemox updates itself. A new version downloads in the background, and when it is ready Mnemox asks to restart. Choose Later and it installs the next time you quit. To check yourself: Settings → About → Check for updates.
- To uninstall, open Windows Settings → Apps → Installed apps, find Mnemox and choose Uninstall. Your notes stay in your account: sign in anywhere and they are there.
- It needs Windows 10 or 11, on an Intel, AMD or ARM PC. Anywhere else, mnemox.so in your browser does everything the app does.