I'm the creator of Memio (https://www.memio.site). I'm excited to share my project with you all.

The Problem: I've always struggled with information overload. My knowledge is scattered across different platforms: articles I want to read later, notes, RSS feeds, and even AI chat logs. I wanted a central hub to connect and manage all this content, turning it into a personal, readable knowledge base.

The Solution: That's why I built Memio. It's an Android app designed to capture and organize information from various sources and sync it to your private knowledge library. The core idea is to convert everything into clean, readable notes.

Key Features: - Versatile Inputs: You can create notes from almost anywhere, including web articles, OCR, AI chats, and RSS feeds. - Custom Extensions: This is a feature I'm particularly proud of. You can write simple JavaScript files to parse content from almost any website. We have an open-source repository for extensions (github.com/memio-app/memio-extensions) and documentation (www.memio.site/docs) to get you started. - Organization & Export: Organize notes with tags, group them into "books," and sync your data to local files, WebDAV, and Notion. You can export notes to Markdown, HTML, or PDF.

Tech Stack: - Android App: Native Kotlin - Extension System: TypeScript compiled to JS - Sync: WebDAV, Notion, Local Files

The app is currently in open testing on Google Play. I would love to get your feedback, especially on the extension system and the overall concept.

You can download it here: Memio on Google Play Store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cpacm.memi...)

Official Website: https://www.memio.site

I'm here to answer any questions you have. Thanks for checking it out!