https://trynemomemo.com/changelog Every NemoMemo release, in plain water. en-us https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.14.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.14.0 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Deep Sea got deeper. The dark theme now matches the look of our website: darker water, crisper edges, and the same clownfish orange and Dory blue everywhere. Your theme setting is untouched — if you were using Deep Sea, it simply looks better now. · A real fish in your browser tab. The app now shows the NemoMemo clownfish as its tab icon instead of a generic emoji. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.13.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.13.0 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Save any memo as a Markdown file. Every memo's ⋯ → Copy menu now has "Download as .md" — one clean file with the memo's dates, visibility, and tags noted at the top, ready for any notes app. The everything-at-once export moved out of Settings; it lives on as a simple URL for power users (see the docs). 🐚 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.12.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.12.0 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Your reef has a time machine (Cloud). Cloud reefs can now roll themselves back to any nightly snapshot: Settings → Backups → "Go back to an earlier day" lists every backup we hold of your reef — pick a date, confirm, and a few minutes later your memos, members, and files are back to that morning. We keep a safety copy of the present, just in case. 🕰️🐠 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.11.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.11.0 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Export your memos as plain Markdown. Settings → Account has a new "Export as Markdown" button: one zip with a readable `.md` file for every memo you've written — dates, tags, and visibility noted at the top of each file — plus all your attachments, linked so everything opens correctly in any notes app. Your words are never locked in this tank. 🐚 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.10.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.10.0 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Napping reefs can wake themselves up. If a cloud reef's subscription lapses, its page now has a "Wake it up" button — fix the payment and everything is exactly as you left it. No support emails required. · The 90-day promise is now automatic. Suspended reefs are kept for 90 days and then deleted for good, exactly as our terms say — previously that cleanup was a manual chore. · "What's new" finds you. After an update, a one-line banner points to the changelog — dismiss it and it stays gone until the next release. · Sign-in niceties : an eye button to peek at your password, and a heads-up when Caps Lock is on. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.9.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.9.0 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Forgot your password? No more panic. There's a "Forgot your password?" link on the sign-in page now — enter your email, click the link we send, pick a new password. One hour, one use, done. · Invite your reef-mates properly. Reefkeepers add a member with just a username and email — the new member gets a friendly invite and picks their own password. No more whispering temporary passwords across the dinner table. · Your account watches its own back. Change your password or email and you'll get a heads-up message — so if it ever *wasn't* you, you'll know immediately. · Cloud niceties : your claim link now arrives by email the moment you pay, and if a payment ever fails you'll get a gentle note before anything sleeps. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.8.1 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.8.1 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT A proper welcome at the door. New members now get one friendly welcome email when they join — what the reef is about, plus the confirm-your-email link, all in a single message instead of two. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.8.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.8.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Your account now has an anchor. New accounts sign up with an email address, and you can sign in with your username *or* your email — whichever you remember first. · Prove it's really you. On reefs with email set up, you'll get a friendly verification link when you join or change your address. A little badge in Settings shows when you're verified, and a gentle banner reminds you if you're not. · Already here without an email? Nothing breaks — you'll just see a nudge to add one so your account can always be rescued. (Self-serve password reset arrives in the next release, and it needs a home address to swim to.) · New cloud reefs start rescuable. The claim page now asks for your email and fills it in from your checkout automatically. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.7.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.7.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Put a face on your fish. Settings → My account now has an avatar picker — choose any photo and it's shrunk down and shown everywhere your name appears. · Profiles worth visiting. Profile pages grew up: a bigger avatar, when you joined the reef, how many memos you've written, your task and link tallies, your most-used tags (click one to filter the feed), and your writing-activity calendar. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.6.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.6.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT What you type is what you see. The memo editor is now a true rich-text editor: type `**bold**` and it turns bold instantly, `# ` starts a real heading, `[ ] ` makes a clickable checkbox — no more staring at raw markdown symbols. The toolbar works as before, and everything you've already written opens perfectly. · Comments got the same upgrade. The comment box is the same smooth editor with a compact toolbar — @names and #tags still pop up suggestions as you type. · Your old habits still work. If you like typing markdown, keep typing it — it just becomes real formatting the moment you finish. And behind the scenes your memos are stored exactly as before, so nothing about sharing, searching, or exporting changes. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.5.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.5.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Your words are yours alone. Only the person who wrote a memo or comment can edit it now — reefkeepers can still tidy up (archive or remove things), but nobody can rewrite what you said. · Edits wear a little badge. When a memo or comment has been reworded, it shows "edited" next to the timestamp — hover to see exactly when. Pinning or archiving doesn't count; only actual rewording does. · The inbox learned the difference between read and gone. Notifications now flow Unread → Read → Archived: opening one marks it read, "Mark all read" keeps things findable instead of hiding them, and there's a delete button when you want something gone for good. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.4.1 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.4.1 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Reply to anyone with one click. Every comment now has a Reply button that starts your comment with their @name — so they get pinged and everyone can follow who's talking to whom. · Notifications drop you right into the conversation. Clicking "so-and-so commented" now opens the whole thread with that comment highlighted — no more landing on a lonely comment floating in open water. · Editing a comment is just editing the words. The visibility and Dory buttons are gone from comment editing — comments always follow their memo, so those switches never did anything there. · Visitors know how to join in. Reading a public memo while signed out? The comments now end with a friendly "Sign in to join the conversation." 🐟 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.4.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.4.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT The comment box grew up. It's now the same smart editor you write memos with: type `@` and your reef-mates' names pop up, type `#` for your tags, markdown works, and Cmd+Enter sends. No more guessing at usernames. · Conversations keep everyone in the loop. When someone replies to a memo you've commented on, you'll hear about it in your inbox — not just the memo's owner. Threads feel like conversations now, not messages in bottles. · A friendly heads-up about private mentions. If you @mention someone on a private memo, the comment box now tells you they won't be notified — private means private, even from pings. 🤫 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.3.1 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.3.1 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Commenting is easy to find now. Every memo in the feed shows a Comment link — before, it only appeared after someone had already commented, which made starting the conversation a treasure hunt. Click it, say your piece, done. 🐡 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.3.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.3.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Tougher locks on the reef. Someone hammering the sign-in door with password guesses now gets told to catch their breath and come back in a minute — real members won't notice a thing. · Sneaky files can't play dress-up anymore. Uploaded files that could act like tiny web pages (like SVGs) now download instead of opening in your browser, so a booby-trapped file can't do anything sneaky. Pictures in your memos look exactly the same as before. · New passwords need 8 characters. Existing passwords keep working — this only applies when you create or change one. A few extra characters go a long way. · Quieter armor everywhere. A bundle of behind-the-scenes protections — the kind you never see but always want — now wraps every page and download. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.2.1 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.2.1 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Restoring a backup waits properly for the reef to come back. The page now genuinely watches for the server to return before reloading, and if you run NemoMemo by hand without something that restarts it, it tells you plainly to start it again instead of leaving you guessing. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.2.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.2.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Restore a backup right from Settings. Self-hosted reefkeepers can now upload a backup zip and the reef puts everything back exactly as it was — your current data is set aside safely first, and the reef restarts itself to finish. · Claiming a new Cloud reef shows its progress. No more silent waiting after checkout: a friendly progress bar and status updates keep you company while your reef is built, and coming back to a claim link you already used now points you straight to your reef instead of showing an error. · The Backups page now matches how your reef is hosted. Cloud reefs see the truth — backed up automatically every night, with an export button and rollback on request. Self-hosted reefs get both download and restore. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.1.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.1.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Back up your reef with one click. Reefkeepers now have a Backups section in Settings — press one button and download your entire reef (every memo, every photo and file) as a single zip you can keep somewhere safe. · A proper backup guide for self-hosters. The deploy docs now walk through the whole thing in plain steps: safe snapshots, making them automatic every night, free places to store them off your machine, and exactly how to restore. https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.0.0 https://trynemomemo.com/changelog#v1.0.0 Sat, 22 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT NemoMemo Cloud is open! Don't want to run your own server? We'll host a private reef for you at your-name.trynemomemo.com — $1.99/month or $19/year, ready about a minute after checkout. The live demo is the try-before-you-buy. · Billing that stays out of your way. Reefkeepers get a Billing tab in Settings with their subscription status and a secure Stripe portal for card changes and cancellation — we never see your card. · Self-hosting stays free, forever. Run NemoMemo yourself at no cost, with the full source code. The only thing reserved is reselling it as a hosted service — that's how the lights stay on. · A version number that means something. The About page now shows exactly which NemoMemo you're on, with a link to this very changelog.