Memo — Save to Memo

Bring the websites and lectures you want to learn from into Memo. Open a public webpage or a supported Panopto recording, click the Memo toolbar button, and choose Add to Memo. Review the source and select a notebook in Memo before importing. • Save public articles and website content as notebook sources. • Import supported Panopto Cloud recordings across institutions. • Search recording transcripts and return to moments with timestamp playback. • Use your sources with Memo Agent, notes, flashcards, and other study tools in Memo. • Keep the original page open while you choose where to save it. For Panopto, open the player in its own tab and press Play before clicking Memo. Standard Panopto Cloud players are supported when they expose a compatible complete recording stream. Custom-hosted players, archived recordings, and some institution delivery settings may not work. Separate camera and slide streams are not combined. Slide visuals remain available in playback; slide text and diagrams are not indexed. Website imports use publicly accessible content. The extension does not send your website login or private page contents, so pages requiring a login or subscription may not import. A Memo account is required. The extension is free to install; Memo offers free and paid plans, and your existing plan and upload limits apply. Recordings can be up to four hours long. Privacy: the extension only reads the tab you choose by clicking Memo. It reads the page URL and title, plus duration and media links on supported Panopto players. Add to Memo sends these details to Memo for review. It never reads passwords, login cookies, or browsing history, and contains no advertising or background browsing tracker. Importing a recording copies it to your Memo account for transcription and study features. Memo is an independent product and is not affiliated with Panopto or your institution.