Home Note: Sticky Notes Widget

JC_Studio

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About this app

Keep your to-dos in sight with Home Note, a sticky notes widget for your home screen.
Pin short notes and reminders right where you look every day — no need to open an app to see them.

■ Turn your home screen into a notes board
• Board widget: place a see-through notes board across a whole home screen page. Each widget can show a different board
• One-note widget: show a single note, large and clear, in a small 2×2 spot. Long-press to switch notes anytime
• Tap the widget's input bar to write a note without opening the app. Enter adds a new line, so lists are easy

■ Move a note, the rest make room
• Hold and drag a note — you see the other notes move aside before you let go
• Changed your mind? Tap Undo in the notice
• Pin a note in place, adjust its width, or tidy up the board you are looking at
• Create several boards to keep topics apart

■ Light, with everything you need
• Paper colors and a dark theme
• Search, sort, and a list of completed notes
• Restore from Trash, and undo moving to Trash or completing
• English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified) and Spanish

■ Your notes stay on your phone
• No account needed, and note text is never sent to a server
• Save a backup file and import it to move notes yourself
• Only anonymous install and launch counts are collected. See the privacy policy for details

■ Great for
• Grocery lists and daily tasks you want to see at a glance
• Anyone who forgets things because opening a notepad app feels like a chore
• Keeping a clean, simple memo widget on your home screen

※ Requires Android 12 or later. Widget size and outer margins depend on your launcher.

Stick one thought on your home screen today.

What’s new

Welcome to the first release of Home Note.
• Capture a thought and keep it visible in a transparent home-screen widget.
• Arrange, move, pin, and sort notes across multiple spaces.
• Create notes with quick entry and show a different space on each widget.
• Search, complete, restore from trash, and back up or import notes as JSON.
Your notes are stored in SQLite on your device.