MementoGood light
Daylight or a bright room. Avoid harsh shadows and glare on glossy paper.
How it works
From photo to organized in seconds.
No typing, no folders, no spreadsheets. Here's what happens when you add something to Memento.
The steps
Sign in
Create an account with email or continue with Google. Your documents stay tied to you.
Capture
Tap +, then scan with the camera, import photos, or write a note.
AI reads it
The details are filled in for you. Check them, change anything, and save.
Stay ahead
Search anytime, get reminded before dates, and keep it backed up.
The AI part
Watch it read the page.
Memento sends your page photos to Google's Gemini AI through Firebase, which reads all the pages together — like a person skimming the document — and returns the details in a structured form.
- Picks the right category automatically
- Pulls out store, product, price, numbers and dates
- Suggests the date worth a reminder
- Everything stays editable — you're always in control
Tips for the best results
Clear photos mean better answers.
Whole page in frame
Keep all four corners visible so nothing important is cut off.
Flat and steady
Lay the document flat and hold the phone parallel to it.
One item, many pages
Add every page of the same document to one item — AI reads them together.
Read again
Blurry result? Retake the photo and tap “Read again”.
Double-check key numbers
AI is very good, but always compare important numbers and dates with the original.
What happens to your photos?
They're stored in Memento's private storage on your phone. They're sent to Gemini only to read them for you — never for advertising, and never to train models.
Ready when your paperwork is.
Memento is free on Google Play. Install it, snap your first receipt, and let it remember the rest.
