Notes that never leave your phone.
A ruled notepad for the small things you can't afford to forget. Swipe to star, swipe to cross out. No account, no cloud.
iPhone version coming later.
Write it down the moment it comes.
One bar at the bottom does both jobs: type to add a note, tap the pen to search. When the keyboard opens, everything moves up with it.
Swipe right to star. Swipe left to cross out.
Swipe a crossed-out note once more and it goes to the trash. Changed your mind? Swipe the other way to go back one step.
Photos live inside the note.
Attach photos from your gallery or paste them in. You see what's waiting before you post it, and a tap opens any photo full screen with pinch to zoom.
Saved on your phone. Nowhere else.
Notes and photos are stored as files inside the app on your device. There's no sign-in and no sync, so there's nothing on a server for anyone to read.
New phone? Bring one file.
Export a backup file, send it to yourself any way you like, and restore it on the new phone. Deleted notes wait in the trash for 30 days, then they're gone for good.
Free, with one small banner.
Everything you need to take notes is free. Pro removes the ad and adds a few extras.
Free
Always free
- Unlimited notes and search
- Star, cross out and trash by swiping
- Backup and restore
- Up to 50 photos
- Up to 5 categories
Pro
Yearly or lifetime, priced for your country on Google Play.
- No ads
- App lock with PIN
- Import from Google Keep and text files
- Unlimited photos and categories
- Choose how long the trash keeps notes
Questions
Where are my notes stored?
Only on your phone, inside the app's own storage. If you uninstall the app, the notes go with it, so export a backup first.
Do I need an account?
No. Pro is tied to your Google Play account and comes back automatically on a new phone.
Why is there an ad?
One small banner keeps OopsMemo free for everyone. Pro removes it.
Can I bring notes from other apps?
Yes, with Pro: Google Keep (from Google Takeout) and plain text files, photos included.
Is there an iPhone version?
Android comes first. iPhone is planned.