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Mnemo

The developers behind the open source study tool Mnemo

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Mnemo

Open-source applications built to last.

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Mnemo is a small open-source software organization building practical applications and the libraries that support them.

Our projects are designed for long-term use and maintenance. We prefer established technologies, modular architecture, readable code, and replacing custom infrastructure when mature alternatives exist.

Our main project is mnemo, a cross-platform application for studying, writing, and organizing knowledge. It has been in development for several years and is currently moving from Avalonia to a React interface while retaining its existing C# core and infrastructure.

This change removes a large amount of custom UI infrastructure, reduces technical debt, and makes the project more accessible to contributors. It also allows the application to build on mature web libraries instead of maintaining custom implementations for editing, Markdown, LaTeX, theming, localization, and other interface systems.

Contributing

Bug reports, documentation improvements, testing, design work, and focused pull requests are welcome.

For larger changes, please open an issue before starting work.

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  1. mnemo mnemo Public

    Mnemo is a free, open-source study application built with Avalonia UI and .NET 10, designed to help students, researchers, and lifelong learners master any subject.

    C# 56 7

  2. mnemo-site mnemo-site Public

    Mnemo website source code

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  3. .github .github Public

  4. atlas atlas Public

    Atlas is a local-first AI orchestration runtime for mnemo, designed to make small local models useful through guarded pipelines, scoped memory, retrieval, validation, permissions, and hardware-awar…

    C#

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