Human Flow Note Live

A calm notes app that keeps everything on your phone. Catch a thought in one tap, see what today asks of you, and find anything again later. THREE PLACES, ONE FLOW Basket — capture Jot a sticky note without deciding where it goes. Let the pile grow; sort it when you're ready, or let Roulette pick one for you. Today's Focus — the day A fire that grows as you tick things off, and a quiet word about what's waiting. Swipe up for the day itself: what's due, what's overdue and what you created, by day, week, month or year, as a list, a timetable or a month calendar. Backpack — finding things Your notes, schedules, pinned things, tags and saved filters in one place, and the notes still to tag. Type what you mean, like "last week", and it offers the filter. NOTES THAT HOLD MORE THAN TEXT • Text, to-dos, lists and amounts in one note; any line can be a heading or a quote • Amounts add up: a total at the foot of the page, and totals across any list in your Backpack • Link notes to each other • Similar notes, found by a small AI model that runs on your phone. It only suggests; nothing changes until you tap. SCHEDULES • Once or repeating, with a reminder when you want one • See each time a repeat comes round in the week or month you're looking at • A schedule can open a note, and untick its to-dos each time it comes round TAGS WITH STAGES Give a tag stages (Planning, Buying, Installing, Done) and move a project through them. The stage shows on the tag, and in your Backpack when you pin it. FIND ANYTHING Search everything, then narrow by type, tag, date or state. Save any filter to your Backpack. YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS • No account, no ads, no subscription • No sync, no cloud: your notes stay on your phone. The only thing the app sends is a crash report, and you can turn that off. • Back up everything to a file you choose, and import it on a new phone MADE TO BE COMFORTABLE • Light and dark themes, six accent colours • Plain language mode, if you'd rather skip the storybook wording • Adjustable text size for writing • A field guide with the steps for each way to use it • Home-screen widgets, and sharing from other apps • Screen-reader actions for anything that's otherwise a gesture