Glossary
The most prominent feature of remio is that it can capture and manage almost everything for you. The following are the types of materials that remio can manage:
The sum of all your information within remio, including notes, tables, web clippings, local files, recordings, mail, chats, and highlights.
A standard note you create manually.
Snippets of notes are created automatically when you highlight content on a webpage with the browser extension or add comments to a document within remio.
A smart container where you can group related items (notes, files, resources) by topic, project, or any logic. It's more flexible than a traditional folder.
Represents individuals you collaborate with or interact with. remio automatically associates notes, files, and conversations (like Slack records) with specific people, building a comprehensive profile for each interaction and knowledge sharing.
Turn a recording to transcript, and generate overview & minutes automatically.
A clean copy of a webpage or document you've captured, automatically saved in a readable format and accessible offline.
A local folder from your computer that you sync with remio. The files within it are automatically indexed and read.
A specific document (like a PDF, Word, PPT, Image, video) is automatically ingested from your synced folders. remio can understand its content.
Slack daily conversation clips that are automatically archived and grouped by people.
Table
A multi-dimensional grid for structured records. Tables support filters, sorts, groups, formulas, relations, and button actions, and can be linked like other items.
aApp
A mini-app that packages a workflow with its own UI or background service. The agent can open or call an aApp; some aApps own a managed Table.
Skill
A capability pack for the agent (instructions, scripts, and resources). Browse them in Skill Market, or load them from local and external IDE folders.
Automation
A built-in scheduled or content-triggered agent workflow. Open Automations in the left sidebar; this replaces the old scheduler aApp.
MCP
Model Context Protocol connectors that let Chat call external tools (Notion, Linear, and others) after you connect them in Knowledge Settings.
Podcast
Subscribed audio shows. remio transcribes episodes and generates an overview and timeline notes.
Calendar
Google and Outlook events indexed into your knowledge base so Chat can reason over your schedule.
Journal
Dated notes (daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly) you write yourself.
Bisync
Optional encrypted sync of your knowledge base across desktop and mobile devices (membership feature).