TypeDraw
Not claimedImagine carrying a real notebook that opens with whatever you want to see first: a new…
By Trautmann & Dorre GbR Shaped Agency · ProductivityWhy we expect it: A charming digital notebook with handwritten fonts, paper styles, and private on-device storage that feels genuinely personal.
In short
TypeDraw is a productivity app that works like a digital notebook, letting users choose what opens first, such as a new note, their latest one, or a note tied to their location. It offers 12 handwritten typefaces, options to create a font from your own handwriting, adjustable paper and ink colours, and lined, grid, or dotted pages. Notes are stored locally on the device and no account is required, which stands out.
Summary by Debuts, based on the App Store listing.About
Imagine carrying a real notebook that opens with whatever you want to see first: a new note, your most recent one, or a note captured at your current location. To open your notebook, simply swipe on your iPhone or unfold your iPhone Duo.
Personalise it with a collection of 12 handwritten typefaces from Shaped Fonts, or turn your own handwriting into a font you can type with. Choose your paper and ink colours, and decide between lined, grid, or dotted pages.
Type anywhere, just like you would write in a real notebook. Curl the pages and draw with your fingers, or use Apple Pencil on iPhone Duo later this year.
No account required. All your notes are stored locally on your device, keeping your data private and secure.
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