They turn up in the shower, in the queue, in the half-asleep dark. A thought that could have changed your week lives for a few seconds, then slips through the cracks of a busy life — forgotten forever. The brilliant ones and the bonkers ones alike.
In Julian Barnes’ England, England, an eccentric billionaire keeps an “ideas catcher” on staff: someone always there to document and organise every thought before it escapes. It’s a lovely idea — and it shouldn’t be a luxury reserved for the eccentric and the rich.
MemoMe is that catcher, for everyone. Say it out loud and it’s caught, kept, and quietly organised — then helped to grow into something real.