Memonic

Memonic was a web-based service that allowed users to save, organize, and recall information from the internet. Founded in 2007, it aimed to provide a digital notebook for the web, enabling users to clip articles, images, links, and notes for later access. The service offered a browser extension for easy clipping and a web interface for managing saved content.

The platform featured a tagging system and full-text search capabilities, allowing users to categorize and find their saved items efficiently. Memonic also supported the creation of private collections and the sharing of content with others. It was designed to be a personal knowledge management tool, helping users keep track of research, interesting articles, or any online content they wished to preserve.

Over time, Memonic evolved to include features like OCR (Optical Character Recognition) for extracting text from images and a collaborative aspect for teams. However, in late 2017, the service announced its discontinuation and eventual shutdown. Users were advised to export their data before the platform ceased to operate. The closure of Memonic highlighted the challenges faced by many independent web-based services in maintaining long-term operations and competition.