tag people, places, and things so nothing gets lost

Just write naturally. memorist recognizes proper nouns and matches names from your tag library, showing suggestions as chips below your text. Tap a chip to confirm the tag. You can also type # followed by a name to tag someone explicitly — for example, #Emma, #Portland, #hiking.

If it's a new tag, memorist will ask you to classify it as a Person, Place, or Thing. Tags are created on the fly — you don't need to define them in advance. Just mention them and memorist remembers them for next time.

memorist also extracts proper nouns and recognizable names from your text and shows them as suggested tag chips. You can tap to accept or dismiss each suggestion. This means you'll catch tags you might have forgotten to add with #.

Tap in the bottom nav to see all the tags you've used. Use the filters at the top to switch between Person, Place, and Thing views. This gives you a full inventory of how you've organized your entries. Tap any tag to see its details.

From the Tags screen, tap any tag to open its detail view. You'll see a profile with key details — and for people, relationship type and significant dates. Tap Past to jump to the timeline filtered to every past entry for that tag, or Future to see what's ahead.

Photos anchor your entries to specific moments and make your journal richer to browse. Attach photos when creating entries — a meal, a place, a face, a document. Over time, your photostream becomes a visual companion to your written record.

Every photo stays linked to the entry where you added it, so you always have the written context alongside the image.