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Nothing you write is lost.

You’ve always been able to think on paper. Now you can work from it, too.

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Free during beta · SuperNote and reMarkable · iPhone

Find it when you need it.

Search for what you meant, not the words you wrote, and get back the page in your own hand.

Lost Ink search for “electric bike”: results show handwritten notes, including “Electric 5 speed, 44T wide, big wheels, EZ ergo but prefer no branding.”
A real search in the app. Your own handwriting comes back, with the page it’s on.

Written once. Followed through.

Lost Ink notices the to-dos and dates in your notes. Tap any line, or a whole list, and put it on your day planner, your calendar or a to-do list, in Lost Ink or the app you already use, like Reminders or Notion. When it’s done in one place, it’s done everywhere.

A handwritten page in Lost Ink with a checkbox beside each of the nine to-dos it found.The Add to sheet: the nine to-dos, transcribed, with Planner, Calendar and Reminders options and an Add 9 to Reminders button.
Lost Ink found nine to-dos on this page. A couple of taps sends them all to Reminders.

Plan on paper, if you like.

Lost Ink can put a daily planner on your tablet with your calendar already on it. It’s up to date whenever you open it.

Use as much of it as you like.

No streaks, no badges, no system to learn. Lost Ink doesn’t tell you how to organize your thoughts. And no person reads your notebooks unless you say so.

For people who chose paper on purpose

The page stays handwritten. The ideas stop being trapped there.

We’re opening the beta in small groups, a few tablets at a time. We’ll only use your email to invite you.