One thing at a time
Memor shows one recommended task by default. Not a list. Not a board. One thing, right now, while the rest stays available without competing for your attention.
Most task apps assume pressure is useful: bigger lists, brighter warnings, louder reminders, and a steady drumbeat of overdue guilt. That can work for people with consistent energy and clean priorities. It fails the moment life becomes noisy.
Memor starts somewhere kinder. It was built neurodivergent-first, for ADHD, autism, executive dysfunction, and time blindness, then broadened for anyone managing cognitive load: carers, parents, students, knowledge workers, people recovering from illness, and people moving through hard transitions.
The app gives you context, not pressure. It shows one task at a time, adapts suggestions to your capacity, treats deferral as information rather than failure, and keeps your tasks private on your device by default.
Memor shows one recommended task by default. Not a list. Not a board. One thing, right now, while the rest stays available without competing for your attention.
uPower is Memor's daily capacity system. It understands the difference between a quick-task day, an admin day, a focus day, and a deep-work day, then surfaces tasks accordingly.
No red badges, no exclamation points, no streak shame. Memor is intentionally quiet, even when life is not.
Momentum tracks completions, while Clarity gives a quieter view of decisions and patterns. Guilt-free deferral and gentle breakdown prompts help tasks move without making you feel small.
Memor uses local storage with no account, no tracking, and no ads. Image and note attachments stay attached to the task context they belong to.
Available now for iOS and Android.