No title. No folder. Just type.
Tap compose and you get a cursor and the keyboard. Type one word and that word is the note's title everywhere it appears.
Coming soon — Notepane is currently in App Store review.
Sound familiar?
- A note app that asks for a title before you've had the thought
- Folders you made once and never agreed with again
- Renamed a note, and every link to it broke
- An account and a sync service just to jot something down
Notepane connects notes by identity, not by name — rename anything, mid-thought or weeks later, and every link keeps working.
Features
The first line is the title
In the list, in link suggestions, in every note that mentions it. Rewrite it anytime.
Links that never break
Notes connect by identity. Renaming a note keeps every link pointing at it intact.
Link with one tap
A Link button above the keyboard. Name a note that doesn't exist yet and it's created for you.
Backlinks
Every note shows the notes that mention it, one tap away.
Live formatting
Headings, bold, quotes, code, bullets and checkboxes render as you type.
Yours, on your iPhone
Saved locally as you type. No account, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics, no tracking.
Frequently asked
Where are my notes stored?
On your iPhone, saved locally as you type — there's no save button. Notes may be included in your device backup (iCloud/iTunes).
Do I need an account?
No. There is no account, no sign-in, and no sync service. Open the app and type.
What happens if I rename a note?
Nothing breaks. Notes are connected by identity, not by name — every link pointing to the note keeps working.
Can I search everything?
Yes. One search covers titles and note bodies together, right from the top of the list.
Coming soon to the App Store.
Notepane is in App Store review. For iPhone, in English and Korean.