Magnote turns your homework into a set of colorful magnetic tiles on a weekly whiteboard, giving you a clear, visual way to manage assignments. Organize every assignment by its name, subject, due date, and priority level with a simple, tactile form that feels like writing on a magnetic label strip. Once created, each tile appears with a subject-specific color border—blue for Math, green for Science, yellow for History, and pink for English—so you instantly recognize your workload at a glance. The Weekly tab presents a seven-day grid where all your assignments snap to their due dates, just like magnets pinned to a real board. On that same view, three small sticky notes attached to the cork frame show you exactly how many tasks are due this week, how many are overdue, and how many you have completed this month. Swipe a neon highlighter across any assignment tile to mark it as finished, and the bright yellow streak across the top edge mirrors the satisfaction of crossing an item off a physical list without any checkmarks or ticks. The All tab organizes your entire collection of assignment magnets in a scrollable grid grouped by subject, so browsing your history or upcoming work stays neat and effortless. Need to find something specific? Head to the Search tab, type a keyword, and your tiles filter instantly as you type, displaying matching magnets in the same familiar layout. Tap any magnet on the weekly board to open its details and update the name, subject, due date, or priority whenever your plans shift. Every change you make is saved directly on your device—no cloud accounts, no sign-ups, and no internet connection required, keeping your data private and accessible anytime. A floating quick-add button shaped like a dry-erase marker with a plus clip lets you jump to the Add form from anywhere, so new assignments never slow you down. The bottom navigation feels like a tray of colored dry-erase markers; the active marker glows with an uncapped orange tip, making it clear which section you are viewing. Realistic touches like faint eraser smudge marks, pushpin details, and a wooden cork frame give the whole board a familiar classroom feel that makes planning your studies genuinely enjoyable. For students who want the clarity and flexibility of a magnetic whiteboard planner without carrying physical magnets, Magnote delivers an offline-first, visual assignment board that is always ready when you are.
Magnote Colorful magnetic tiles to organize homework at a glance