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Notes

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Family → Notes, for parents. The things you'd otherwise keep on the fridge door or in a group chat — codes, plans, lists — in one place both parents see.

Family → Notes
Notes: search, categories, and the newest first

The list

  • Search looks through titles and text as you type.
  • Category chips filter the list — All, each of your note categories, or No category.
  • + at the bottom right makes a new note.

A note

A note
An open note: share, private, history, delete and Edit

At the top of an open note:

ButtonWhat it does
ShareA link to this note to send to someone in the family (it opens only for family members).
🔒 LockOnly me: the note is private — the other parent doesn't see it. Tap again to share it with them.
🕐 HistoryEvery saved version, with when and who changed it. Tap one to see it whole, then Restore this version.
DeleteRemoves the note.
EditOpens it for writing.

Writing

  • A title and the text. On a phone the text is formatted like in any notes app: bold, lists and ☑ checkboxes you can tick right in the note.
  • Category: tap one to pick it, tap again to remove it; + Add category makes a new one right there.
  • Links in the text show under the box: tap to open in the browser, hold to copy.
  • 📎 Files: in the row of tools, 📎 attaches a photo or a PDF and puts its name in the text as a link, where the cursor is. With the cursor on such a link, Open "…" shows under the box. All of a note's files are also listed under the text. If a file is removed, its name stays in the text.

Writing together

When someone else is writing in the same note, ✏️ Mum is writing here shows at the top. If you both save, changes in different paragraphs are joined; where you both changed the same place, your text stays and theirs is in the note's history.

Questions

Does the other parent see my notes? Yes, unless you lock a note with 🔒 Only me.

I changed a note by mistake. 🕐 History → tap the version before → Restore this version.

Is it safe for passwords? It's private to your family, but it isn't a password manager — don't keep bank passwords here.

Something missing or unclear? Write to support@lanibo.com