notes so simple a potato could use them

thoughts that grow as plants

available on iphone, ipad and mac

plant

type it. watch it sprout.

every thought you plant becomes a sprout in your field. tap anywhere, type, done. the note's name grows on a little label so you can read your whole week at a glance.

A field of note-sprouts labeled water the basil, text sarah back, book the dentist and buy oat milk, with Spud standing in the soil

write

type it. check it. cross it out.

bold, italic, crossed out, little checkboxes that tick. everything a thought needs and nothing it doesn't. i stay quiet while you're typing.

The spudnote editor on iPhone, showing bold, italic and struck-through text with a two-item checklist

tend

forget one and it grows a little hat.

notes you haven't touched in a while start poking a potato cap out of the soil. that's the whole reminder. no red badges, no streaks, no guilt. give it a splash of water whenever you're ready.

A watering can pouring over a note-sprout in a green matcha-themed field

harvest

pull one up when it's ready.

done with a thought? grab it and pull. it comes up as a potato and goes in the basket. it's weirdly satisfying. i'd know.

A round potato with a leafy top being lifted out of the soil, a carrot and a radish watching from either side

the basket

finished notes rest in the basket.

nothing's really gone. everything you harvest sits in the basket in case you want it back. it dreams of potatoes.

The harvested basket: a list of completed notes with their titles crossed out

fields

a field for every corner of your life.

work over here. ideas over there. self-care in the corner. every field grows its own crop.

The fields overview: cards for garden, self-care, work and ideas, each with its own vegetable

the windowsill

pin your keepers to the windowsill.

the ones you reach for constantly don't belong buried in the dirt. put them up on the shelf where you can see them.

The windowsill: six pinned notes gathered together on a pink strawberry-themed shelf

remind

a poke, only when you ask for one.

most notes just wait in the soil. but if one has a time on it, tap the little clock and pick tonight, tomorrow morning, or next week. i'll nudge your phone then, and only then. i never ping you on my own.

The editor with the reminder picker open, showing tonight, tomorrow and next week presets above a date and time

home screen

your field, right on your home screen.

drop a field or your windowsill onto your home screen and check in without opening a thing. your sprouts keep their colors, and your next reminder waits on the lock screen. it comes with you.

Two spudnote widgets on an iPhone home screen: a field shown as a list of notes, and the windowsill shelf of pinned sprouts, each sprout in its pastel color

themes

four looks. pick your vibe.

classic cream, matcha, strawberry, or night garden. the whole field changes with you. i look good in all of them, personally.

spudnote in the classic cream theme — classic cream

spudnote in the strawberry theme — strawberry

spudnote in the night garden theme, with fireflies over a dark field — night garden

color

paint your sprouts in pastels.

plus opens a little box of soft colors. give a sprout a blush of pink, a wash of sky, a touch of lavender. tint the ones that matter so they stand out across the field.

The editor with the pastel color picker open, a row of soft sprout colors to choose from

the shed

dress your veggies.

the shed is full of tiny outfits. sunglasses. little red boots. i currently own zero clothes, so this means a lot to me.

Four vegetable characters in outfits: a potato in a green sweater, a carrot in sunglasses, a radish in red boots, and a beetroot in denim overalls

everywhere

iphone, ipad, and mac.

the same field on all of them. it syncs itself through your own icloud, free, with no account of mine to make. you don't set anything up. your plants are just there where you left them.

native, not a website in a box works offline free icloud sync

the price

free. forever.

the whole garden works without paying me anything. plant, water, harvest, all of it, for as long as you like. two of the four looks are yours as well.

but if you want to see a carrot in sunglasses, or a radish in little red boots, you can buy me a large fries once a month. that's spudnote plus: the whole shed of outfits, pastel sprout colors, and the strawberry and night garden themes.

the dirt

your notes stay in the dirt.

local-first, and synced through your own icloud. no account, no server of mine, nobody reading over your shoulder.

i live in there and even i can't read them. i just watch them grow.

the app store

see you in the dirt.

spudnote is free on the app store for iphone, ipad and mac. plant a thought and watch it grow.

a little app from Hesychia Studios. say hello at hello@hesychia.studio.