MemoMa

Privacy Policy

MemoMa doesn’t collect any data. Calendar events, notes and photos remain on your device. If you use iCloud, calendar and photos may be synced according to your privacy settings in Settings app. In other words, anything you prohibit Apple to do, MemoMa can’t do either.
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Basics

​To add a note (with the current time)

• tap + button.
• Write something and tap "Save" > (Now the note is saved with the current time)
• To write another note, start typing again. Or, tap "Cancel" to go back to the viewer.

To add a note (for sometime other than now), or a calendar event

• tap + button
• Write something and tap "Save as Event".
• Set start and end times > Done > Save.

To see another date, there are three ways.

1. Tap the jumping arrow button on the bottom > Go to a Date
2. Tap the jumping arrow button on the bottom > Calendar > Tap a date on the calendar
3. Swipe left or right to move to the previous or the next day.

To see Today's notes,

• Tap the downward arrow on the bottom

To edit a note,

• Tap the note
• Edit the note
• If you want to change the time, tap "options".

To delete notes,

• Edit on the upper right
• Tap red circle buttons to delete.

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What else Can I  Do With MemoMa?​
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Use different colors

• Save notes in multiple calendars each of which has a different color.

To show/hide the calendar grid

• Swipe down or up to show or hide the grid. Or, tap the Jumping arrow button > Calendar to show it.

Zoom in a photo

• Tap the photo and pinch
• Double tap to go back to its original size
• Double tap again to go back to the viewer

Add a note to a photo

• Tap and hold (long-press) the photo until "Add Note" button appears.
• Write something and save.

Tagging

• Tagging is not supported, but you can register Quick Items to enter your keywords quickly.
• Tap + button > Tap the List button in the middle > Add

Use MemoMa also as a Calendar

• Settings > Save events in > Choose the calendar you use for appointments.

Copy notes

• Tap and hold (long-press) the note until Copy button appears.

Search

• Search is based on the range you're currently viewing
• Tap week number button or month button to widen the range before searching.
• To search within the whole year > swipe up the calendar to hide it > using top left buttons go to Year view > Search
• Tap a ruler button on the bottom to start an 'extended' search. It checks every single note (but it's slow)
  
• Alternatively, you can use iPhone's spotlight search because iPhone's calendars share the same data.

Toggle calendars to show and hide

• By having multiple calendar views, you can switch on/off calendars.
• To configure the views > Settings > Calendar Sets 
• To switch views > tap Jump button > choose the view

Keep track of an activity

• Save a note when you start the activity
• When the activity is ended, long-press the note > End Now
• To show duration of the activities > Settings > Show Duration

Change the order

• Tap the triangle button on bottom left.

Swap the positions of "Save" and "Save as event" buttons

• Settings > One Handed Layout

Show today's date on App Icon

• Settings > Badge App Icon (Day)

Use Timezone Override to keep timestamps from changing when you travel

• When you travel to another time zone, your calendar's event time changes. For example, an event at 9am in Tokyo becomes midnight in London. This is convenient if you plan an online event. ​But, it can be frustrating for organizing local events because you would rather have those dates fixed no matter where you are.
• By using Timezone Override, your event time is fixed to one timezone, so it always shows the same time regardless of your current location.
• The only problem with the override is that you can no longer use regular alarms because the time of the event recorded in the calendar may not be the same time in your current timezone. If your event is at noon in New York, and the override is set to Tokyo, the alarm will ring at noon in Tokyo time.
• MemoMa can solve this problem by setting alarms in your current timezone while keeping events in overridden timezone.

Video Demonstrations