Memoir is a cross-platform journal app built using Native Android Java (Mobile), JavaFX (Desktop) and Spring Framework (Backend).
Android: Niranjan B, Salmi Majmal Sheriff, Anjal K K
JavaFX: Amal Nath M, Meenakshi Nair, Dinoy Raj K, Kavya Chandran
Spring: Ajith Kumar PM, Mili Murali, Jijo Johnson
Proposal: https://github.com/amalnathm7/Memoir/raw/main/Memoir%20Proposal.pdf
Memoir has a desktop application as well as a mobile app. The idea is broadly divided into 3 categories.
- To-do
- Journal
- Note Taking
Memoir helps users to jot down the memories and feelings of a particular day. It also helps to keep a track of the work we need to do and to take notes at a particular time.
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Multi Platform Release:
Memoir can be implemented on multiple computing platforms like Android, Windows and Linux. It is synchronized using the REST framework.
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Notes:
Quick note-taking app with server back-end synchronization and cross-platform access. Notes taken down can be classified into various categories like Data Structures, OOP using Java, Logic System Design, etc.
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Journal:
A multi-platform application to write down your hidden feelings secured by authentication to protect your privacy. Server back-end synchronization allows you to access your journal in multiple operating systems. Journal entries can also be classified into various categories such as Home, College, Work, etc.
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To-do:
A simple to-do list and reminder that will help you keep your busy life organized. Different lists can be created for different tasks so that each task can be used for independent purposes. Server back-end synchronization enable tasks to be accessed by multiple operating systems.
Pre-requirements - Java 8
Download Memoir Desktop by clicking below 👇
https://github.com/amalnathm7/Memoir/raw/main/Memoir.exe
After download, run Memoir.exe