Readers have plenty of ways to track quantity, but very few tools that help with quality. Of those, most are too high friction to build a lasting habit. Highlights will pile up, notes get abandoned, and the deeper reflection that makes reading valuable usually never happens.
Mnemo is my attempt to solve that with as little friction as possible. You log what you just read, Mnemo generates three concise Socratic questions tailored to that session, and you answer in your own words. No chat interface, no busywork just a simple prompt at the right moment.
Each answer becomes part of a private thought map, so ideas start connecting across sessions, books, and authors over time. Voice input is built in for low-friction capture, and there’s no gamification layer fighting for your attention.