Saved it, but never looked at it again? We all have.
Rinne is a local-first study memo app that saves your notes, links, images, and videos into a personal feed you can revisit like a social timeline. Even when you only have a few saved items, the endless, infinite-scroll feed loops them back so the words you want to memorize and the goals you set naturally come back into view.
An infinite-scroll feed built for review
- Saved memos and links repeat, so memorizing and review happen naturally
- A short-form vertical view lets you flip through study material and videos fast
- Mark items done or bookmark them to track what you've learned and what to revisit
Just paste a URL
- Save a YouTube or web page URL and Rinne fetches the title, description, and thumbnail
- Every video and article becomes a clean card, turning your feed into a study library
Save in seconds
- Add text, URLs, images, and videos from the share sheet in any app
- Import your Chrome, Safari, or Firefox bookmarks all at once
- Organize by theme with folders and bookmarks
Great for
- A flashcard deck of words, formulas, and mistake screenshots
- Revisiting monthly goals, reading lists, and things to build
- A personal library of study videos and web articles
Private by design
- Notes and images are stored on your device — no account needed
- Export and import JSON backups anytime
- Free, no ads, no sign-up
Don't let useful notes, links, and study material vanish in the stream. Rinne keeps them circulating in an infinite-scroll feed made for memorizing and review.
yalkey — a little forward, every day.