Chat in Mem

Chat in Mem is a brand new way to interact with your knowledge. 

With Chat, you can ask Mem to answer questions and create content for you, using the knowledge you've saved. (It’s also easy to import new knowledge from Notion, Evernote, or Markdown with our improved Imports feature.)
To get started, simply start typing in the chat box. To return to the conversation at any time, use the Chat button in the top navigation bar.

Capabilities and Limitations

Here's what Mem can do today:
  • Answer factual questions about your notes: Mem can answer any questions about the knowledge you've saved, and retrieve specific notes by name. (Mem might not be right 100% of the time, so make sure to check its sources!) 
  • Answer open-ended questions about your notes: Mem can provide insights about what you've saved to help you get the most out of your knowledge.
  • Write: Mem can help you generate written content — like summaries or explanations — based on the knowledge you've saved.
  • Engage in conversation: Mem can chat with you and ask insightful follow-up questions. 
  • Save responses to Mem: Mem can save any response directly to your knowledge base — just click "Mem It" at the bottom of any response. Or, Mem can copy its response to your clipboard — just click "Copy".
  • Know its limits: Mem knows its limitations and will let you know if something has exceeded its knowledge or capabilities. Mem will also ask for clarification to help provide a better response.
  • Use knowledge from the internet up to 2021: Mem knows about public information on the internet up until 2021 and can provide information and answer questions based on public knowledge.
Here's what Mem can't do: 
  • Access the internet in real-time: While Mem knows about the outside world, Mem doesn't have access to information beyond 2021, and can't help you search the web.
  • Access tools outside of Mem: Mem doesn't have direct access to any external apps. 
  • Understand time: Mem does not understand time-based references like "notes I created yesterday" or "the meeting last month" because it does not have access to your notes' metadata. In the meantime, instead of using relative dates, you can describe notes using specific contextual details.
Mem's capabilities are continuously being improved, so some of its limitations might be addressed in future updates. If you need anything else, just ask Mem! 

Use Cases

You can ask Mem to answer factual and open-ended questions about your notes:
You can also have Mem write, summarize, and generate ideas or email drafts utilizing the knowledge you already have:
If Mem creates something you’d like to share or save, simply use the  Copy or  Mem It buttons below.