Augmented Reality Placement
Tap any surface, write a note, and it sticks there in 3D. Walk away and come back. It is still there, anchored in space.
Pin a note to any wall, shelf or street corner in Augmented Reality. A word to learn, a tip for a friend, a reminder to yourself. It stays exactly where you left it.
Six tools that turn your surroundings into a canvas for notes.
Tap any surface, write a note, and it sticks there in 3D. Walk away and come back. It is still there, anchored in space.
Translate any note into 19+ languages instantly. The translation shows up right there in Augmented Reality, floating in the room.
See every note around you at a glance, with live distance readouts so you always know how far the next one is.
Every note you have ever placed, pinned on a world map with its GPS coordinates. Your notes, everywhere.
Rework a note any time. Resize it, and long-press to drag it to a better spot. Notes bend to you, not the other way around.
Every note you have ever placed, sorted chronologically. A complete history of what you left behind.
MemoTap is not built for one purpose. It is built for yours.
The most creative way to learn vocabulary: stick "refrigerator = Kühlschrank" right on your fridge. Learn a language where you actually live, and tap to translate notes into Thai, Japanese or Spanish.
Leave notes at the places you share, and choose who finds them: make a note public for everyone passing by, or friends-only so just your circle sees it. An insider tip at a landmark, a message at your favourite restaurant, a community-built layer of Augmented Reality notes to discover.
Hang a digital shopping list on the fridge. Stick a reminder on the front door. A note in the bathroom: "Dentist, Wednesday 10am". Your home becomes your notice board.
Mark the places on your trip with personal notes. See on the map where you have left notes around the world. A travel journal that lives in Augmented Reality.
It feels like the future, and it is useful the second you open it.
Free to use. iPhone with a camera and Augmented Reality, iOS 17 or newer.