mymind's marketing headline "Remember everything. Organize nothing." is memorable and works well for these reasons:

• Creates a powerful contrast between "everything" and "nothing" that's immediately… well… memorable

• Challenges conventional productivity wisdom that personally spending hours organizing things automatically equals effectiveness or productivity

• Addresses the common pain point of spending too much time organizing rather than actually doing

• The two-sentence structure creates a clean and balanced rhythm

• "Remember everything" promises comprehensive capture of information

• "Organize nothing" suggests true freedom from manual and tedious categorization tasks

• Appeals to users overwhelmed by complex organizational systems

• Implies that AI handles organization behind the scenes without the use of technical jargon

• Positions mymind as a radical simplification of knowledge management and curation