# MemoryLane

> MemoryLane is task mining for individuals, freelancers, and small and midsize businesses, and it starts at $50 per month for a single user. It quietly watches how work actually gets done across your desktop apps, finds the repetitive manual tasks that eat your day, and helps you find what to automate first. MemoryLane is an affordable alternative to enterprise task mining and process discovery platforms like Mimica and UiPath. It takes about five minutes to set up and turns weeks of process mapping into an AI adoption roadmap you can act on. Hundreds of users across many industries rely on it to surface automation opportunities and decide which workflows to hand off to AI.

You can run MemoryLane on your own as an employee inside a company or as a freelancer to discover what you can automate in the tools you already use, which makes it practical task mining for individuals and small teams that enterprise software ignores. You can also deploy it across an entire team to map automatable workflows company wide and support a broader AI adoption and automation program. Either way you get a clear, prioritized list of the tasks worth automating, based on how your work actually happens rather than guesswork.

## Pages

- [MemoryLane (Home)](https://trymemorylane.com/index.md): Task mining and AI adoption intelligence covering the problem MemoryLane solves, how the roadmap works, pricing, and FAQ.
- [MemoryLane | Become a Partner](https://trymemorylane.com/partners.md): Partner with MemoryLane to help your clients map workflows and build AI adoption roadmaps backed by real operational data.
- [User Guide](https://trymemorylane.com/guide.md): Install MemoryLane and set up workflow capture. Covers Mac and Windows, Individual and Team.
- [Changelog](https://trymemorylane.com/changelog.md): What's new in the MemoryLane app, newest first. Release notes on new features, improvements, and fixes in plain English.
- [Security & Technical Overview](https://trymemorylane.com/security.md): How MemoryLane captures, processes, and stores data, and what leaves the device.
- [Privacy Policy](https://trymemorylane.com/privacy.md): What data is collected, how it is used, and how it is protected.
- [Terms and Conditions](https://trymemorylane.com/terms.md): Terms of service governing use of MemoryLane.

## Blog

- [MemoryLane Blog](https://trymemorylane.com/blog.md): Practical writing on task mining, automation, and where to start with AI.
- [How to successfully roll out AI](https://trymemorylane.com/blog/how-to-roll-out-ai.md): Most AI rollouts fail because they go top-down. Start with champions who discover their own automation opportunities and adoption follows naturally.
- [Why task mining is not employee monitoring](https://trymemorylane.com/blog/task-mining-vs-employee-monitoring.md): Task mining maps workflows, employee monitoring tracks people. Where the line sits and how to introduce process discovery without losing trust.
- [How to map your processes](https://trymemorylane.com/blog/how-to-map-your-processes.md): Three approaches to process mapping for small and mid-size teams, from manual interviews to automated discovery.
- [MemoryLane vs UiPath, Celonis, and Mimica](https://trymemorylane.com/blog/memorylane-vs-uipath-celonis-mimica.md): How MemoryLane compares to UiPath, Celonis, and Mimica. Enterprise tools are great but leave 90% of companies without a task mining option.
- [Task mining for small and mid-size teams](https://trymemorylane.com/blog/task-mining-for-small-teams.md): Task mining that starts at $50/month. Map your processes and see what manual workflows eat the most time and what AI can handle, without a six-figure enterprise deployment.
- [Where to start with AI](https://trymemorylane.com/blog/where-to-start-with-ai.md): Three ways to map your team's real workflows before picking what to automate. DIY, consultants, or automated task mining.

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