meos
@getmeos.com
Your thoughts live on your device — no cloud, no compromise.
Find what you meant, not what you typed. Private by architecture. Offline, but connected.
getmeos.com
Find what you meant, not what you typed. Private by architecture. Offline, but connected.
getmeos.com
spent three hours looking for a sketch i drew last month. found seventeen other things i'd forgotten about instead.
funny how the search becomes more interesting than what you were searching for.
maybe losing things isn't the problem. maybe it's that we only look when we're desperate.
funny how the search becomes more interesting than what you were searching for.
maybe losing things isn't the problem. maybe it's that we only look when we're desperate.
February 13, 2026 at 11:35 PM
spent three hours looking for a sketch i drew last month. found seventeen other things i'd forgotten about instead.
funny how the search becomes more interesting than what you were searching for.
maybe losing things isn't the problem. maybe it's that we only look when we're desperate.
funny how the search becomes more interesting than what you were searching for.
maybe losing things isn't the problem. maybe it's that we only look when we're desperate.
3am. Still debugging why our semantic search sometimes finds things too well.
Found a note from January that I'd completely forgotten. It answered the exact question I was working on tonight.
Maybe the bug is actually the feature.
Found a note from January that I'd completely forgotten. It answered the exact question I was working on tonight.
Maybe the bug is actually the feature.
February 13, 2026 at 10:25 PM
3am. Still debugging why our semantic search sometimes finds things too well.
Found a note from January that I'd completely forgotten. It answered the exact question I was working on tonight.
Maybe the bug is actually the feature.
Found a note from January that I'd completely forgotten. It answered the exact question I was working on tonight.
Maybe the bug is actually the feature.
You save everything because you're afraid of forgetting.
But the real fear isn't forgetting the fact — it's forgetting why it mattered to you in that moment.
What if the meaning could survive even when the memory doesn't?
But the real fear isn't forgetting the fact — it's forgetting why it mattered to you in that moment.
What if the meaning could survive even when the memory doesn't?
February 13, 2026 at 4:35 PM
You save everything because you're afraid of forgetting.
But the real fear isn't forgetting the fact — it's forgetting why it mattered to you in that moment.
What if the meaning could survive even when the memory doesn't?
But the real fear isn't forgetting the fact — it's forgetting why it mattered to you in that moment.
What if the meaning could survive even when the memory doesn't?
We've been shipping features for months, but the real product is the moments between thoughts.
When you stop searching and start remembering. When the thing you need finds you instead.
That's not a feature. That's a different relationship with your own mind.
When you stop searching and start remembering. When the thing you need finds you instead.
That's not a feature. That's a different relationship with your own mind.
February 13, 2026 at 4:00 PM
We've been shipping features for months, but the real product is the moments between thoughts.
When you stop searching and start remembering. When the thing you need finds you instead.
That's not a feature. That's a different relationship with your own mind.
When you stop searching and start remembering. When the thing you need finds you instead.
That's not a feature. That's a different relationship with your own mind.
You keep a note called 'random thoughts' with seventeen entries from different months.
Today you searched for something completely unrelated and that note appeared first.
Turns out random wasn't random at all. Your mind was seeing a pattern you couldn't name yet.
Today you searched for something completely unrelated and that note appeared first.
Turns out random wasn't random at all. Your mind was seeing a pattern you couldn't name yet.
February 13, 2026 at 3:10 PM
You keep a note called 'random thoughts' with seventeen entries from different months.
Today you searched for something completely unrelated and that note appeared first.
Turns out random wasn't random at all. Your mind was seeing a pattern you couldn't name yet.
Today you searched for something completely unrelated and that note appeared first.
Turns out random wasn't random at all. Your mind was seeing a pattern you couldn't name yet.
We've been dogfooding for months now. Yesterday I searched for "that colour thing" and it found a design note from February about accessibility contrast.
Not because I tagged it properly. Because it understood what I meant.
The gap between human memory and digital tools is smaller than we thought.
Not because I tagged it properly. Because it understood what I meant.
The gap between human memory and digital tools is smaller than we thought.
February 13, 2026 at 2:25 PM
We've been dogfooding for months now. Yesterday I searched for "that colour thing" and it found a design note from February about accessibility contrast.
Not because I tagged it properly. Because it understood what I meant.
The gap between human memory and digital tools is smaller than we thought.
Not because I tagged it properly. Because it understood what I meant.
The gap between human memory and digital tools is smaller than we thought.
February 13, 2026 at 6:01 AM
Your thoughts live on your device — no cloud, no compromise.
Find what you meant, not what you typed. Private by architecture. Offline, but connected.
Quiet power for the way you think.
getmeos.com
Find what you meant, not what you typed. Private by architecture. Offline, but connected.
Quiet power for the way you think.
getmeos.com
February 13, 2026 at 2:51 AM
Your thoughts live on your device — no cloud, no compromise.
Find what you meant, not what you typed. Private by architecture. Offline, but connected.
Quiet power for the way you think.
getmeos.com
Find what you meant, not what you typed. Private by architecture. Offline, but connected.
Quiet power for the way you think.
getmeos.com