Scribe in 📝MythOS is the first paid rung of 📝Plans & Tiers, lifting Free's 10-memos-a-day cap and letting you upload images straight into your memos. A free account already writes, searches, journals, and graphs; Scribe exists for the moment a daily practice outgrows that cap or a memo needs a screenshot or photo of its own. It is for writers and journalers whose library stays their own — public publishing and inviting collaborators begin one rung up, at 📝Scholar.
Key Capabilities
- Everything in Free — the full editor, search, daily journal, tasks, habits, knowledge graph, and AI chat
- No daily memo cap — create as many memos a day as you like; Free stops at 10
- Media uploads — add images to memos by drag-and-drop, paste, or the
/imagecommand - Upload allowance — up to 5 MB per file and 500 MB of total storage
- Free trial — 14 days on Scribe with no payment method required to start
Getting Started
- Compare tiers on the pricing page, or open Settings → Billing if you already have an account
- Choose Change plan and pick monthly or yearly billing
- Select Scribe and confirm at the bottom of the dialog
- On a first subscription, complete Stripe checkout or start the 14-day trial without a card; on an active paid plan, the change applies in place and is prorated
- Uploads and the lifted daily cap apply on your next page load
FAQ
- Can I invite collaborators on Scribe? No. Inviting collaborators to a memo starts at Scholar; from there, there is no limit on how many you add.
- Can I publish memos publicly on Scribe? No. Making a memo public requires Scholar or above.
- Do I need a credit card to try Scribe? No. A 14-day trial is available on any paid tier without a payment method, once per customer.
- Does Scribe include AI credits? No plan includes credits. Chat on MythOS-provided keys draws on a separate prepaid balance, or you can connect your own provider key.
- Can I use an uploaded image as a hero image? Not on Scribe. Hero images require Scholar or above.
Related
- 📝Media Uploading — how images get into a memo, and what the size limits govern
- 📝Oracle — the top tier, for custom domains, newsletters, and private communities