Memory — Visual Note Graph

Linear lists don't capture how ideas actually relate to each other. Memory is a spatial canvas where each idea is a node — place them wherever makes sense, connect them visually.

What it does

Double-click the canvas to create a new node. Type your idea. Drag nodes to position them. Click any node to copy its text to clipboard. Right-click to delete. The whole graph auto-saves to the cloud so it's there next time.

Interactions

Action	Result
Double-click canvas	Create node
Drag node	Reposition
Click node	Copy text
Right-click node	Delete

Why a graph

Most spatial note tools are heavyweight — full Notion-style editors with a canvas mode tacked on. Memory is the opposite: minimal by design. The only thing it does is let you place and connect ideas in space. That constraint is the feature.