Needs work
Response from developer
Hello, I am sorry about that, and will definitely fix it. Yes, it is primarily designed for drawing on iPads, but can certainly make it better on phones.

Create handwritten notes, import and annotate PDFs, and organize your thoughts with folders. This free, open-source app prioritizes privacy by keeping all your data local and on your device.
1.0.1
August 23, 2026
Bug fixes and drawing improvements: - Tools now work immediately in newly created notes - Images and text boxes stay in place while zooming and scrolling - Text boxes no longer hide behind the keyboard and scroll properly - Smoother highlighter and marker strokes at high zoom - Faster, more responsive erasing when zoomed in - Fixed canvas jumping when the keyboard opens or closes
MoreHello, I am sorry about that, and will definitely fix it. Yes, it is primarily designed for drawing on iPads, but can certainly make it better on phones.
No, OpenNotes is ad-free. It is a free and open-source application, meaning it does not contain advertisements.
OpenNotes is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to work seamlessly across these Apple devices.
OpenNotes is built with a strong focus on privacy. It is local-first, meaning all your notes and data remain on your device and are not synced to any cloud services.
Yes, OpenNotes is optimized for handwriting and supports Apple Pencil. You can create fluid handwritten notes and sketches within the app.
OpenNotes has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
The latest version of OpenNotes, 1.0.1, was released on August 23, 2026. Updates are provided to ensure the app remains functional and secure.
Yes, you can export your notes when needed. This allows you to share your work or back it up to other locations outside the app.
Being open-source means the app's source code is publicly available. This allows for transparency and community contributions to its development.