Ideas skips the folders, tags and databases most note apps make you set up first. Start an idea โ that's the only structure there is โ and every thought you have about it afterward becomes a note stacked underneath that one heading. No filing, no deciding where something belongs. It already belongs.
The usual note app asks you to pick a notebook, a folder or a tag before you've even written the thought down โ so the good ones get lost hunting for the right place to put them. Ideas removes that step. You create one idea, once, as a single heading. Every note you add after that โ a line, a link, a half-formed thought at 2am โ drops straight underneath it, in order, with nothing else to decide.
There's no second level. Notes don't get their own sub-notes, and ideas don't nest inside other ideas. If a thought belongs to an idea, it goes under that idea's heading and stays there โ a running page per idea instead of a tree you have to maintain.
The whole app is three steps, and the third one is just scrolling.
Give it a name and nothing else. That name becomes the one subheading everything about it will live under.
Whenever a thought about it shows up, open the idea and add it as a note. No new screen, no picking a folder โ it just gets added to the pile.
Open the idea any time and every note is right there, in the order you thought of it โ the whole shape of the idea at a glance.
Real screenshots are going in these three slots as the build lands.
Version pending ยท file goes live once it's uploaded
Google Play and the App Store are on the roadmap. Until then, this installs straight from the APK above โ you'll need to allow installs from outside the Play Store on Android.
Talk to us about a build, or see what else the studio is shipping.