Samepad

Ideas show up at bad times — walking, cooking, half-way through something else. Samepad gets them down in about three seconds, and gives them back when you need them.

ONE BOX, ALWAYS READY Tap the widget and the keyboard is already up. Type, press Enter, done. No titles, folders or tags to think about. As you type, the ideas you've already had appear underneath, so you notice when you're circling back to something.

SNAP IT OR SAY IT Take a photo of the whiteboard, add pictures from your gallery, or record a voice note — saved with your words. Tap the mic on the widget to just talk. Share text from any app straight into Samepad.

FIND IT BY WHAT IT MEANS Search matches your words instantly on the phone, then finds older ideas and ones that mean the same thing in other words: search "pricing" and find "what should we charge?". Filter to photos or voice notes in one tap.

EVERYWHERE YOU THINK The same pad on Android, iPhone, Windows, macOS, Linux and samepad.app — plus the Chrome extension, VS Code and your terminal. Write on your phone, find it on your laptop.

WORKS OFFLINE Everything saves on the phone first and syncs when you're back online. Nothing is ever lost to a bad connection.

YOURS, AND PRIVATE • Private by default — share an idea only if you want to • Your key and saved ideas are encrypted on the phone (Android Keystore) • Optional app lock with fingerprint, face or PIN • Keep ideas off the widget, app switcher and screenshots • No ads, no analytics, no trackers in the app • Delete your account and all of its data from Settings, any time

MAKE IT YOURS Six themes and light/dark mode, or colours from your wallpaper — picked once, followed by all your devices.

Quick Settings tile, home-screen widget, app shortcuts and share-to-save mean Samepad is always one tap away.

• Take as many screenshots as you need from the bubble: each one joins the others in the box, up to 15, and Capture saves them as one idea
• Tap any shot to keep just part of it, or ✕ to take it out
• An idea now holds up to 15 pictures everywhere, and screenshots on a computer upload faster