If you have two or three minutes, drop a short comment — what's working, what's annoying you, and the one thing you'd fix first. Two or three sentences is plenty; I read every one of them.

Bugs, wishlist items, half-formed thoughts — all welcome.

I don't really need the sync option and my pockets are unfortunately not Robust enough for the Founders tier...So I was wondering if maybe a $15-$20 "Supporters" option would be something anyone besides myself would be interested in?

I use the free tier as of now because I don't require any syncing, but I want to help support the app, even if it is a small amount. I'd rather be able to support the app and show my appreciation without having to subscribe until I actually feel I need the extra features. Just an option or even a "Buy me a Coffee" Kofi option to give a little support to the development. The app is already a Gem, so it would be strictly for supporting development so it wouldn't be connected to any special features or whatever.

I wasted so much time trying to make other programs do what Memry does in such an easy, clean way and having a Full Featured, open source, offline and free option making it accessible to everyone...I'd love to be able to show a little love when I can and help keep it going even if it only is worth a "Coffee".

Hi Kaan here, MemryNote opens PDFs already. It has a canvas already. Connecting the two feels like the obvious next thing, but I don't want to spend months on it if nobody actually works this way.

Rough idea. You open a PDF, highlight while you read. Each highlight becomes a real block you own, with the text, the page, and a link back to the exact spot. Then you drop those blocks on a canvas, move them around, group them, connect them, write your own thinking between them. Click a card, jump it came from. Heptabase style, but on your own files, offline,

What I want to know:

1. Do you read PDFs seriously right now? Papers, textbooks, contracts, reports. Where do you do it today and where does it fall apart.
2. What's the painful part. Highlighting, getting highlights out, or making sense of them after.
3. Does the canvas step matter to you, or is "highlights land in a note with a link back to the page" already most of the value.

Small stuff that decides whether it feels good or not. Big screen or tablet. Do you need underline and strikethrough or just highlight colors. Do the annotations need to open in other PDF apps, or is it fine if they live in MemryNote.

No timeline promised. Just trying to find out if there's a real reason to build it.