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How to Auto-Import Your DEV.to, Mastodon and Bluesky Bookmarks into Nemos
Connect DEV.to, Mastodon and Bluesky to Nemos once, and the posts you save there start landing in their own folders. Setup for each, and how it works.
Why You Keep Switching Note-Taking Apps (and How to Stop)
Keep switching note-taking apps? Use a decision card and a small real-work trial to decide whether to fix your setup, keep it or plan a move.
Switch Note-Taking Apps Without Losing Track of Your Notes
Switch note-taking apps with a sample-first migration plan. Check exports, attachments, internal links and dates before moving your full notes archive.
Momento vs Day One: Which Journal App Still Makes Sense?
Momento vs Day One compared: last updates, what each app imports, pricing, encryption, and how to move your entries out before you commit to either one.
Note-Taking for Minimalists: A Simpler System on iPhone
Most note-taking systems collapse under their own complexity. Here's a minimal, durable approach to iPhone notes that captures everything important and nothing else.
How to Take Notes at Networking Events on iPhone
Stop losing business cards and forgetting names after events. Here's a complete system for capturing contacts, conversations, and follow-ups at networking events using iPhone.
Note-Taking for Academics: How to Build a Research System on iPhone
How academics — professors, PhD students, and researchers — use iPhone to capture literature notes, research ideas, seminar insights, and writing momentum without losing track of sources.
Nemos for Engineers: Capture Technical Notes, Decisions, and Ideas on iPhone
How software and hardware engineers use Nemos on iPhone to capture architecture decisions, debugging notes, technical ideas, and meeting context — all searchable and always with you.
Note-Taking for Creatives: How to Build a Creative Capture System on iPhone
Writers, designers, illustrators, and filmmakers share one problem: ideas arrive at the wrong time. Here's how to build a creative note-taking system on iPhone that never loses an idea.
Note-Taking for Photographers: Capture Shoot Ideas and Field Notes on iPhone
How photographers use iPhone to capture shoot concepts, location scouting notes, client briefs, and post-production checklists — with Nemos as the capture layer.
How to Take Notes on Interviews on iPhone: For Journalists, Researchers, and Podcasters
How to capture interview content on iPhone — recording setup, real-time observation notes, follow-up questions, and post-interview processing with Nemos.
Note-Taking for Public Speakers on iPhone: Prepare Talks, Capture Feedback, and Improve Faster
How public speakers use Nemos on iPhone to capture talk ideas, audience reactions, and post-event feedback — building a personal improvement system.
How to Take Notes on Documentaries on iPhone (Without Pausing Every 30 Seconds)
The best methods for capturing documentary insights on iPhone — voice capture, timestamp notes, and how to build a searchable library of what you've learned.
Note-Taking for Investors on iPhone: Track Research, Theses, and Portfolio Observations
How investors use Nemos on iPhone to capture stock research, investment theses, earnings call notes, and portfolio observations — without losing the insight.
How to Take Notes on Kindle Highlights on iPhone (And Actually Use Them)
Turn Kindle highlights into usable notes on iPhone. How to export, process, and connect your reading insights using Nemos for long-term retention.
Note-Taking for Musicians on iPhone: Capture Song Ideas, Lyrics, and Practice Insights
How musicians use Nemos on iPhone to capture song ideas, chord progressions, lyric fragments, and practice observations — before they're lost.
Note-Taking for Fitness on iPhone: How to Track Workouts, Progress, and Insights
How fitness-focused iPhone users capture workout notes, progress observations, and coaching cues with Nemos — without breaking their training flow.
How to Use Claude Code as a Second Brain (With Obsidian and Your iPhone Captures)
Point Claude Code at an Obsidian vault, give it a CLAUDE.md, and add your iPhone captures through the Nemos MCP server. Step-by-step setup.
Karpathy's LLM Wiki, Explained: What It Is and How to Feed One From Your iPhone
An LLM wiki is a Markdown knowledge base an AI writes and maintains from your raw sources. Here's how Karpathy's pattern works and how to feed it.
Claude Memory vs a Second Brain: What Each One Remembers
Claude and ChatGPT memory remember you. A second brain remembers what you saved. How AI memory works, where it stops, and when you need both.
Plaud Alternative for iPhone: Do You Need an AI Recorder, or Is Your Phone Enough?
Plaud Note Pro and Pocket record and summarize conversations. Here is when the hardware earns its price, and when iPhone and Apple Watch do the job.
NotebookLM on iPhone: How to Feed It Your Screenshots, Voice Notes, and Links
NotebookLM (now Gemini Notebook) is great at studying sources. Here is how to get your iPhone screenshots, voice notes, links, and PDFs into it.
Best Reminder App for iPhone in 2026: 5 Apps Compared
Apple Reminders, Due, Todoist, Structured or Nemos? A fair look at the best reminder apps for iPhone in 2026 and who each one is actually built for.
Best Routine App for iPhone in 2026: Structured, Routinery, Tiimo, Streaks and Nemos
Structured, Routinery, Tiimo, Streaks or Nemos? How the best daily routine apps for iPhone differ in 2026, and which kind of routine each one suits.
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