Memo Feed is the list of your memos at the center of 📝Feed & Navigation — your library's home page, where every memo you've written appears in one scannable, sortable list. It loads newest-first and stays fast no matter how large your library grows, so the feed is both your dashboard and your starting point for finding anything.
Key Capabilities
- Scannable rows — each row shows a visibility icon, title, auto-snippet, tags, and last-edited date
- Newest-first by default — memos sort by most recently updated until you change it
- Virtual scrolling — only visible rows render, so thousands of memos stay smooth
- Cursor pagination — the feed loads in batches as you scroll, with no page numbers
- Pinned cards — memos tagged
#pinnedappear as featured cards above the list on a creator's page - Permission-aware — visitors see only the memos you've made visible to them
Getting Started
- Open your creator page to see your feed
- Scan the rows — title, snippet, tags, and when each was last updated
- Click a row to open the memo
- Sort, filter, and pin to shape what the feed shows
FAQ
- How is the feed ordered? Most recently updated first, until you sort it differently with 📝Feed Sorting.
- Can I narrow what shows? Yes — 📝Feed Filters narrow by visibility, date, and ownership, and the search box finds memos by title or tag via 📝Keyword Search.
- What are the cards at the top? On a creator's page, 📝Pinned Memos are featured above the list.
- Does it slow down with many memos? No — virtual scrolling and cursor pagination keep it fast at any size.