The Memorizer App is more than just an application for tracking films, books, or TV shows. This digital platform allows users to list their interests and experiences, which they can revisit later. Additionally, it offers a chance to discover new fields of interest and has effectively built a strong foundation of 70,000 monthly active users. Remarkably, half of these users continue using the app even after three months.
The Memorizer app is user-friendly, helping users swiftly add items to their list. Beyond movies, TV shows, and books, the app also allows users to list places like museums, restaurants, etc. Users can keep track of video games, concerts, and more as the app promotes itself as a brain-dumping software. Due to the cognitive overload from various aspects of modern life, there's an inherent tendency to forget things we love, the founder, Charles Baron, emphasized.
Memories you add to the app can either be personal experiences or recommendations. Memorizer encourages users to connect with others and add memories from the "Inspirations" tab. It promotes privacy, letting users decide if their profile should be public or private. Public groups provide a unique way to discover new items or even find new hobbies and interests.
This app also hosts private and public groups, which act as thematic groups for finding new recipes or recent movie releases. Users have the chance to share their favorite lists, be it books or movies from a particular year. The idea is encouraging interaction among users and fostering a community of content creators and consumers.
Rather than solely relying on algorithms from streaming platforms for your next watch, Memorizer allows users to make their own decisions backed by recommendations and lists from the app. Interestingly, Memorizer sees itself aligned in functionality with the Strava app, but for culture and hobbies. The key question remains: will Memorizer evolve into the next influential consumer social app?