Build a journaling habit
Start with text, keep photos and audio beside it, then review writing days and streaks over time.
From quick notes and journals to study and work, start with text and add images, audio, tables, or checklists when they help. Organize later with cards, hierarchy, and calendar views.
Explore the features
Who VersaMemo is for
A journal may need text. Study notes may need images. Work may need hierarchy, and plans may need a calendar. VersaMemo adapts instead of splitting your notes across separate tools.
Start with text, keep photos and audio beside it, then review writing days and streaks over time.
Organize sources, reading notes, and meeting records with tags and a clear three-level hierarchy.
Keep checklists, schedules, timers, and reusable totals beside the notes that explain them.
Place images, handwriting, and voice memos beside your words, so the whole topic stays together when you return to it.
See VersaMemo in action
You do not need every feature at once. Start writing, then add only the structure and tools that help.
Keep text, checklists, tables, images, handwriting, PDF and text files, and voice memos together by topic. Timers and totals stay beside the context that makes them useful.

Keep growing collections clear with three levels of parent and child memos. Switch between list, card, and calendar views, then find what matters with tags, colors, schedules, linked notes, and combined filters.

Review writing days, character counts, and current and longest streaks—all on your device.

Choose themes, fonts, cards, wallpapers, text colors, and even the app icon.

Work with what you captured
Extract text from an image, translate a selection, or turn a recording into editable text. Use each tool only when it helps.
Read text visible in a photo on device, review the result, then use it in the note or search.
After downloading a language model, translate your selection on device.
On supported iPhones, turn a saved voice memo into editable text using on-device recognition.
Review shared content before saving, then export notes in practical formats.

Start without an account
No VersaMemo account is required. Notes and attachments are stored on your device by default, and creating, editing, and search remain available offline.
App and memo locks restrict access on screen; they do not encrypt the stored data itself. Local backups may be removed when the app is uninstalled, so export a ZIP when you need a copy outside the app.
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Good to know
Yes. VersaMemo does not require its own account for creating, editing, searching, or accessing local backups.
Yes. You can open the app and start with a simple text note. Cards, hierarchies, timers, media, calculations, and other tools are available when you need them rather than required up front.
Not currently. Notes are stored locally, and you can create local backups or export a portable ZIP. Direct iCloud Drive, Google Drive, and multi-device sync are not part of the first release.
The core note-taking experience is free. Some advanced customization, image, OCR, translation, reminder, relationship, and calculation features use category-based trials and VersaMemo Pro.
No. App Lock and memo locks restrict access inside VersaMemo, but they do not encrypt the database, attachments, exported files, or Home Screen widget content.
Visit the support page for common answers and email contact. VersaMemo does not automatically include your memo content in a support request.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Store links are ready at the top of the page. Once VersaMemo is released, you can download it from the same links.