4olio: Scrapbook Journal

4olio is one marbled notebook, kept the way you kept a scrapbook in the '90s: photos, stickers, tape and notes, stuck in and scribbled on. DESIGNED FOR IPHONE DUO • Closed, the outer display shows your notebook's cover. Tap the label to write your name and subject on it, then tap or swipe the cover to open. • Open, the notebook lies flat as a two-page spread with the spine on the fold. • Fold it like a laptop and the page sits on the top half, with your pencil case on the desk below. • Toolbars move to the vertical bar on the outer display and in landscape. On other iPhones, 4olio shows one page at a time. STICK THINGS IN • Develop Photos: choose photos in the system photo picker and they come out as date-stamped drugstore prints, instant-film prints, photo-booth strips or cut-outs. • Stickers, tape, notes on scrap paper and sticky notes, and label-maker labels. • Drag, pinch and rotate anything on the page, tuck it under or bring it to the front, and undo as you go. DRAW • Uncap a pen and write or doodle straight on the page: ballpoint, gel pens, marker and highlighter in three widths, plus white-out. TURN THE PAGES • Swipe to turn, with a curl, slide or fade. • Add blank pages in wide-ruled, graph, kraft or black construction paper, jump to any page from Pages, and delete the ones you don't want. SEND A PAGE • Send Page mails a postcard of the page through Messages, Mail or AirDrop. Friends with 4olio also get an editable copy to tuck into their own notebook. No account and no server: it goes straight from your iPhone to theirs. MAKE IT YOURS • Choose what the closed display shows (the cover or where you left off), the cover colour, paper for new pages, the page-turn style, sounds, haptics and a left-handed layout, and pick which tools sit in the toolbar. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no ads, no tracking, and nothing leaves your iPhone unless you share it. Your notebook is saved on your iPhone and included in your iPhone backup. • 4olio never asks for access to your photo library: you choose the photos you want in the system picker.