Content Types Overview

Overview

Memoreru offers 9 content types that you can use depending on your needs. Each content type provides a different way to organize and present information.

The 9 Content Types

1. Page

Purpose: Creating long-form content such as articles, notes, and documents

Features:

Markdown textarea for writing (always-on split preview on desktop, tab switching on mobile)
Structured content with headings, lists, and tables
Syntax highlighting for code blocks

Best for:

Writing blog posts and technical articles
Creating study notes and meeting minutes
Managing project documentation
Building a knowledge base

Example:

Title: Implementing Custom Hooks in React
Body: Custom hooks are a way to reuse logic in React...

2. Table

Purpose: Managing structured data in a database-like format

Features:

30 data types supported (text, number, date, select, image, file, and more)
Organize information in rows and columns
Edit data at the cell level
Sort, filter, and search functionality
AI-assisted table design

Best for:

Task and project management
Reading logs and movie lists
Customer and contact management
Inventory and asset tracking
Organizing research data

Example:

Table name: Reading List
Columns: Book Title(string) | Author(string) | Rating(rating) | Date Read(date) | Notes(rich_text)

3. Slide

Purpose: Creating presentation-style content

Features:

Built on Marp (Markdown Presentation Ecosystem)
Write slides using Markdown
Real-time preview
Full-screen presentation mode
Keyboard navigation

Best for:

Technical presentations
Project reports
Educational content
Meeting materials

Example:

---
marp: true
theme: default
---

Write your content here

---

- Bullet point

4. View

Purpose: Extracting and filtering data from a Table

Features:

Extract specific data from an existing Table based on conditions
Set filter criteria (combine multiple conditions)
Sort and group results
Save and share filtered results

Best for:

Showing only incomplete tasks
Extracting data from a specific time period
Displaying information by assignee
Aggregating data by category

Example:

View name: Incomplete Tasks
Base table: Task Management
Filter: Status = "In Progress" OR "Not Started"
Sort: Due date ascending

5. Graph

Purpose: Visualizing data

Features:

Visualize Table data as charts
Multiple chart types supported
- Bar Chart
- Line Chart
- Pie Chart
- Area Chart
- Scatter Chart
- Combo Chart
Data aggregation and calculations
Real-time updates

Best for:

Visualizing sales trends
Displaying task progress
Summarizing survey results
Monitoring KPI metrics

Example:

Graph name: Monthly Sales Trend
Data source: Sales Management Table
Chart type: Line Chart
X-axis: Month
Y-axis: Sales Amount

6. Dashboard

Purpose: Combining multiple widgets in a single view

Features:

Integrate Graphs, Views, Tables, Pages, Slides, and text cards into one screen
Drag and drop layout arrangement
Resize widgets
Real-time data display

Best for:

Project progress dashboards
KPI dashboards
Visualizing team activity
Personal activity summaries

Example:

Dashboard name: Project Dashboard
Widgets:
  - Task completion rate (Pie Chart)
  - Weekly progress (Line Chart)
  - Incomplete tasks (View)
  - Hours by team member (Bar Chart)

7. Screen

Available on: Light plan and above

Purpose: Freely build operational screens such as input forms and list views

Features:

Freely place parts like text, headings, images, buttons, and shapes on a canvas
Choosing a Table also lets you place input fields and a list bound to that table
Adjust the PC layout and mobile layout separately

Best for:

Building application or reception forms
Internal-use input screens
Viewing screens that combine a list and a chart

Example:

Screen name: Expense Request Form
Data source: Expenses table
Layout: Heading + input fields (date, amount, purpose) + submit button

8. Report

Available on: Light plan and above

Purpose: Create fixed-format documents meant for printing or exporting as PDF

Features:

Choose the paper size (A4, Letter, etc.) and orientation before laying it out
Bind Table data to headers and line items
Export the finished report as a PDF

Best for:

Creating invoices and quotes
Certificates and formal notices
Reports that print list data as line items

Example:

Report name: Invoice
Paper: A4, Portrait
Data source: Billing table
Line items: List of product name, quantity, and amount

9. Workflow

Available on: Standard plan and above

Purpose: Diagram a fixed sequence of work and have it run automatically

Features:

Start from a trigger such as "Manual," "Schedule," or "When a row is created"
Chain actions like "create/update a row" or "send an email" together as nodes
Includes a "test run" that tries the flow without changing your saved data

Best for:

Running a process automatically at a set time every day
Sending a notification email when a row is added to a table
Combining several work steps into a single flow

Example:

Workflow name: New Application Notification
Trigger: When a row is created in the Applications table
Action: Send an email to the assigned person

A Container for Organizing Content: Folder

Separately from the 9 content types above, Memoreru also offers a Folder — a container for grouping and organizing your content.

Purpose: Organizing content hierarchically

Features:

Group content for easy management
Create nested structures (parent and child folders)
View a list of contents within a folder
Drag and drop to rearrange

Best for:

Organizing materials by project
Managing knowledge by topic
Organizing information by team
Categorizing content by theme

Example:

Folder structure:
📁 Project A
  ├─ 📁 Design Documents
  ├─ 📁 Meeting Notes
  └─ 📁 Task Management

How to Choose a Content Type

By Information Type

Information Type	Recommended Content Type
Long-form text / articles	Page
Structured data	Table
Organization / categorization	Folder
Data extraction	View
Data visualization	Graph
Combined display	Dashboard
Operational screens / input forms	Screen
Print / PDF documents	Report
Automating work	Workflow

By Use Case

Use Case	Recommended Content Type
Writing blog posts	Page
Task management	Table + View
Project management	Folder + Table + Dashboard
Building a knowledge base	Folder + Page
Data analysis	Table + Graph
Progress reporting	Dashboard
Building an application form	Screen
Creating invoices and quotes	Report
Automating routine work	Workflow

Combining Content Types

Memoreru truly shines when you combine multiple content types together.

Example 1: Project Management

📁 Project A (Folder)
  ├─ 📄 Project Overview (Page)
  ├─ 📊 Task Management (Table)
  ├─ 📋 Incomplete Tasks (View)
  ├─ 📈 Progress Chart (Graph)
  └─ 📊 Dashboard (Dashboard)

Example 2: Learning Management

📁 Programming Studies (Folder)
  ├─ 📄 Study Notes (Page)
  ├─ 📊 Study Log (Table)
  ├─ 📋 This Week's Study Plan (View)
  └─ 📈 Study Hours Over Time (Graph)

Example 3: Research Management

📁 Research Project (Folder)
  ├─ 📄 Research Proposal (Page)
  ├─ 📊 Literature Management (Table)
  ├─ 📊 Experiment Data (Table)
  ├─ 📋 Unread Papers (View)
  └─ 📈 Experiment Results Chart (Graph)

Giving Content an Icon

Any content type can have an icon set on its create or edit screen.
In content lists, the icon appears in list view only; it is hidden in card and compact views.
This makes it easier to spot "this one is my budget" or "this one is my diary" at a glance in list view.
You can choose either an emoji or an image for the icon (not both at once).

On the create or edit screen, use the "Emoji" / "Image" toggle above the icon slot to choose which one to use
If you choose "Emoji": click the icon slot to open the emoji palette and pick any emoji
If you choose "Image": click the icon slot to open a file picker, then crop the chosen image to a square
To switch to a different icon, repeat the same steps and it replaces the previous one
To remove the icon, click the "×" that appears at the top-right of the icon slot

You can also type a name in the palette's search box to find an emoji.

For PUBLIC content, you can replace the auto-generated string at the end of the sharing URL with one of your choosing.
For example, instead of a long auto-generated string you can use something memorable like my-blog-2026, which is easier to share by voice or message.

Open the "Sharing URL suffix" field on the content's edit screen
Type the string you'd like, using letters, numbers, and hyphens
If that suffix is already in use, you'll be asked to try a different one when you save
Once saved, the sharing URL reflects your new suffix

Things to keep in mind:

This feature is available on paid plans. Free-plan users continue to use the auto-generated URL
Changing the suffix breaks the previous URL. Anyone you have already shared the old URL with needs to be sent the new one

Content Visibility

All content types support three visibility levels:

PRIVATE: Only you can view it
TEAM: All team members can view it
PUBLIC: Published on the internet

For more details, see Visibility Settings.

Content Types Overview

Overview

The 9 Content Types

1. Page

2. Table

3. Slide

4. View

5. Graph

6. Dashboard

7. Screen

8. Report

9. Workflow

A Container for Organizing Content: Folder

How to Choose a Content Type

By Information Type

By Use Case

Combining Content Types

Example 1: Project Management

Example 2: Learning Management

Example 3: Research Management

Giving Content an Icon

Content Visibility

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Content Types Overview

Overview

The 9 Content Types

1. Page

2. Table

3. Slide

4. View

5. Graph

6. Dashboard

7. Screen

8. Report

9. Workflow

A Container for Organizing Content: Folder

How to Choose a Content Type

By Information Type

By Use Case

Combining Content Types

Example 1: Project Management

Example 2: Learning Management

Example 3: Research Management

Giving Content an Icon

Choosing Your Own Sharing URL Suffix (Paid Plan)

Content Visibility

Comments

Memoreru

Properties