Inkiza is a handwriting notebook that records your voice while you write, then plays the two back together.
WHAT IT DOES
• Write with a stylus or your finger: pressure pen, highlighter, straight line, stroke eraser
• Lasso part of a page to move, duplicate, recolour or delete it
• Add typed text boxes and photos on the same page as your handwriting
• Record audio while you take notes — every stroke is stamped onto the recording
• Play it back and the ink appears in time with the voice. Tap any stroke to jump to the moment it was written
• Open a PDF and annotate straight over it, page by page
• Five paper rulings (plain, lined, grid, dotted, Cornell) in three shades, per page or for the whole note
• Colour-tabbed subjects, favourites, search, duplicate, merge two notes, 30-day bin
• Export a PDF where your handwriting stays vector, one PNG per page, or a full backup you can restore
UNLIMITED, AND NO ACCOUNT
Every note, every page and every recording is free. There is no note limit, no trial, no subscription and no in-app purchase. You never create an account, and nothing is uploaded: your notes live in your phone's storage and nowhere else. The app works with no network at all.
FUNDED BY ADVERTISING, AND CLEAR ABOUT IT
A banner sits under the library, the settings and the bin. There is no advertising inside the editor: not while you write, not while you record, not while you play a recording back.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
No handwriting recognition, no transcription, no cloud sync. All three need a server, and there is none. We would rather say so here than let you find out after installing.
Handwritten notes, PDF markup and audio synced to your ink. No account.