A Luminous Workspace for Creative Minds.
Memotack is digital stationery for your Android home screen. Talk a note into existence, give it a time or a place to go off, stick it to your launcher — and pick from 249 hand-drawn mascots while you're at it.
Unlimited notes, each with its own mascot
Every sticker is hand-drawn and carries its own paper colour, so a note dresses itself the moment you pick one. Watch the tiles below — they keep swapping.
Little friends
Everyday companions
25 stickers
Farm & pets
Barnyard and the sofa
25 stickers
Under the sea
Reef and deep water
25 stickers · Premium
Garden & pond
Small things with wings
25 stickers · Premium
Wild world
Savannah, ice and forest
25 stickers · Premium
Jungle
Rainforest regulars
25 stickers · Premium
Australia
Down-under natives
24 stickers · Premium
Asia
Mountains and bamboo
25 stickers · Premium
Dinosaurs
Prehistoric and proud
25 stickers · Premium
Mythical
Dragons and other tall tales
25 stickers · PremiumTalk. It takes the note.
Hold the mic on the board and say the thing. The words are recognised on your phone, then tidied into a note with a title — and into a checklist when what you said was really a list.
- Your language, not ours. Whatever your phone's speech recogniser understands, the note comes back in the same language.
- Cleaned, not rewritten. False starts and "erm"s are dropped; the tidy-up is forbidden from adding anything you didn't say.
- Sign-in required. The tidy-up runs on our server, so it needs an account — everything else in Memotack works signed out.
- Fair-use cap. 40 voice notes a day per account while the feature is in testing, so one account can't drain it for everyone.
- Kept nowhere. The transcript is turned into a note and dropped; we don't store the audio or the text. The detail.
From mumble to memo
One rambling sentence in; one tidy, tickable note out.
Every note can carry a deadline.
Time, place, or an expiry date — set on the note itself, in the same sheet you wrote it in.
Ring me at a time
Three presets cover most of it; the date picker covers the rest. Memotack asks Android for exact alarms so it rings on the minute rather than whenever the system feels like it, and it can drop the same reminder into your calendar.
Ring me at a place
Pin a spot, set the radius between 100 m and 5 km, and the note waits there. Save the place under a name and the next note can reuse it with one tap.
Notes that let themselves out
Some notes are only true for an afternoon. Give one an expiry and it walks itself to the trash when the time is up — where you still have 30 days to change your mind.
And the quiet things you'd miss.
None of this is the headline feature. All of it is why the app stays on the phone.
Search that reaches everything
Titles, bodies and categories are all searchable, so the note you half-remember is two letters away.
Favourites, then everything else
Star the two or three notes that matter this week and they hold the top of the board. Archive the ones that don't, without deleting them.
Flip between notes
Flick sideways in the editor to land on the next note. Reading through a week of thoughts doesn't mean bouncing back to the board each time.
Papers after dark
Light, dark, or whatever the phone is doing — your choice, kept in the app. In dark mode the pastels become deep, quiet papers instead of glowing at 1 am.
Works with the plane on
Notes are written to your phone first and read from there always. Sync is something that happens afterwards, in the background — never something you wait for.
An account is optional
Use Memotack signed out forever and nothing leaves the phone. Sign in — with email or Google — only when you want the same board on a second device.
A board you arrange by hand
Press a note, drag it, drop it. The board reorders around it and stays that way — this week's thinking at the top, no sorting menu involved.
- ✓ Home-screen widgets: pin any note to your launcher and read it without opening the app.
- ✓ Tactile feedback: notes lift, settle and cast a soft shadow as you move them.
- ✓ Checklists: tick items off in the widget itself — no round trip.
Nothing disappears by accident
Deleted notes rest in the trash for 30 days before they go for good, and the deletion follows you to your other devices.
See it on your own home screen soon.
Memotack is coming to Google Play. Tell us to ping you when it lands.