Circle

Quick capture that does not get lost.

Notes in a card grid with colours, pins and participants, a sticky board for brainstorming, and voice notes recorded and sent to the team.

Somewhere to put the thing you will need in an hour. A note is written fast, coloured, pinned, and shared with the people it concerns. When a list is the wrong shape, the sticky board is a canvas of notes you drag and vote on. A voice note says it faster than typing.

  • Written fast, no structure required
  • Shared with the people it concerns
  • A sticky board when a list is the wrong shape

The notes home

Two tabs — notes and the board.

Notes

A two-column grid of cards, pinned ones first.

Sticky board

A dot-grid canvas of draggable stickies.

Mine and the team's

Private by default; shared when you add people.

Voice notes

Recorded, sent, played — for the thing that is quicker to say.

Everything inside Notes

Open, type, close. The features are there when the note grows.

Card grid

Notes as cards, two across, newest first, pinned on top.

Colours

A colour per note, for the eye rather than a taxonomy.

Pin

The one you need today stays at the top.

Participants

Assign a note to teammates from the team list. It is theirs too.

Sticky board

A canvas of stickies you drag around, for brainstorming.

Votes

Up and down on a sticky, so the best idea rises.

Voice notes

Record a quick message and send it to the team. Async, no call.

Video notes

Show the thing, briefly, when a photo is not enough.

Native, fast

A real notes app, not a web page in a frame. It opens instantly.

Search

Across every note you can see.

Becomes a task

A note that turned out to be work becomes a task with an owner.

Becomes a page

A note that outgrew itself becomes a KardoWork page with blocks.

Capture, share, grow

A note in three moves.

A grid of coloured note cards with pins, a sticky board canvas with draggable notes and vote chips, and a voice-note waveform card.
  1. Write it down. Or say it. No structure, no folder, no title required.
  2. Give it to someone. Add participants. It appears in their notes.
  3. Let it become what it is. A task, a page, or a sticky on the board.

Where the work happens

Three of the places you will spend time in Notes.

A two-column grid of coloured note cards with pins and avatars
The card grid
A dot-grid canvas with draggable sticky notes and vote chips
The sticky board
A voice-note card with a waveform and a play button
Voice notes

Works with

What a note becomes.

Free to start. Friendly to scale.

Start with what you need today and switch the rest on when you grow.

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