Technology
The intelligence behind everything you save.
MENEXO understands what you save, recognizes why it matters, and helps you find the right information at the right moment.
Multimodal understanding
It reads a screenshot the way you would.
A saved screenshot isn't just pixels. It holds a name, a place, a price, a date. MENEXO is being built to pick out those details so you don't have to retype them.
- Images and screenshots
- Text and links
- Documents
- Content metadata, like source and date
Osteria Lume
Screenshot- Type
- Italian restaurant
- Dish
- Fresh tagliatelle
- Area
- Old town
- Source
- Screenshot · shared post
- Smart Space
- Places
- Image
- Text
- Link
- Metadata
Context & intent
Not just “what is this?” but “why did I save it?”
The same photo of a jacket could be a gift idea or something to buy next week. We're designing MENEXO to consider why you saved something, so it can file and resurface it in a way that makes sense to you.
- A product to buy
- A place to visit
- A film to watch
- An article to read
- A document to remember
HeadphonesTo buy
RestaurantTo visit
A film stillTo watch
ArticleTo read
DocumentTo remember
Smart memory architecture
Every save becomes structured information.
Behind each item sits a small, tidy record: where it came from, what it's about and where it belongs. You stay in charge — move, rename or remove anything.
- Smart Spaces
- Categories
- Relevant details
- Saved-item context
- Original source
- Organization you control
Contextual rediscovery
Saved. Organized. Found again.
The value of a save shows up weeks later. MENEXO is being designed to make old finds easy to come back to — through search, Smart Spaces and gentle suggestions you can switch off.
- 1
Saved · March 3
You save a guide to coastal walks.
- 2
Organized · Moments later
It lands in Travel, with the source link kept.
Rediscovered · June 18
Planning a summer weekend, you search “coast walk” — and it's right there.
Personalized discovery
New finds, shaped by what you chose to keep.
In the future, MENEXO could suggest things you'd likely enjoy, based on interests you pick and items you saved — never on data you didn't share.
- Movies
- Books
- Learning
- Restaurants
Travel
Products
Connected intelligence
Your library, when you want to share it.
Longer term, we want selected collections to be shareable with people you choose — friends, family, or, if you opt in, a wider community.
- Shared Smart Spaces
- Group collections
- Family organization
- Collaborative planning
- Interest-based discovery
- Public creator collections
How it works
From one screenshot to something you can use.
A step-by-step look at how a single save becomes useful information. The example on this page is a sample — nothing you do here is uploaded.
ScreenshotStep 1/6 · Screenshot
The future of connected memory
My world. Our world. Discover the world.
A future vision, not a current feature. Everything starts private. Sharing would always be your choice, item by item or collection by collection.
My world
Private spaces
Your personal library. Private by default — nothing becomes public automatically.
Our world
Shared spaces
Invite-only collections for friends and family.
Discover the world
Public discovery
Optionally share selected items and collections with others.
- AMKJ
Planning a trip with friends
Four friends add hotels, restaurants, places and activities to one shared collection.
- Hotels
- Restaurants
- Places
- Activities
- Travel ideas
- LDS
Family organization
A family keeps shopping ideas, gift lists, useful info and plans in one place.
- Shopping ideas
- Gift lists
- Useful info
- Plans
RTDiscover through people
Eventually, find publicly shared recommendations from creators and people with similar interests.
- Creator picks
- Shared interests
- Opt-in only
Private content is never shown as public by default. Sharing is always user-controlled, and public discovery is optional.