Windows 10 & 11 · works offline
Paste or drag it in. Stop retyping what's already on your screen.
Hit Ctrl+V after a screenshot, or drag any image or text into LazyMemo. It reads it, turns it into a memo, and reminds you when you asked. No typing, no account.
Free · Windows 10 & 11 · No account required
The actual situation
You already have the information. You just don't want to type it again.
- A screenshot of an address.
- A confirmation number in a chat.
- A paragraph from a doc.
To get a reminder for any of it, every other app makes you open it, retype the content, and set a time.
That's why you don't bother. And that's why you forget.
How it goes
Three steps, and you type none of it.
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Paste or drop it
Ctrl+V a screenshot, or drag a file in. Text, images, anything.
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It reads it
By default, text is extracted offline on your own machine.
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It reminds you
Pick a time. Get a native Windows notification. Click to jump back.
The honest question
“Windows already came with a reminder app.”
It did, and it's fine. But the reminder was never the hard part — getting the content in there was. That's the only thing LazyMemo changes.
| Other reminder apps | LazyMemo | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting content in | Type it manually | Paste or drag it in |
| Screenshots | Attach only — you still type it | OCR, offline |
| Account | Usually required | Never |
| Your data | Synced to their cloud | Stays on your PC |
What leaves your machine
On your machine by default.
No account
No sign-up and no LazyMemo login. Pro is unlocked through the Microsoft Store.
No cloud sync
Nothing is uploaded by default, and the core app works with the network off.
No telemetry
No analytics, no crash pings, no usage tracking.
OCR runs locally
By default your screenshots are read on your own CPU and never uploaded.
Optional, off by default
Pro extras — cloud OCR, AI tidy-up, email reminders — send data only to the service you pick, with your own key or server, once you turn them on. We never see it.
Your data, your file
The database is a plain SQLite file in your own user folder.
The long version is on the privacy page — it lists exactly what each optional feature sends.
Next screenshot, just drop it in.
Free on the Microsoft Store. Installs like any other Windows app and asks you for nothing.
Get it free on Microsoft StoreFree · Windows 10 & 11 · No account required