Your note, on your Lock Screen.
Write it once. It stays there until you swap it.
What it does
You write a note — the gate number, the door code, the sentence you keep forgetting — and Banora Pin keeps it on your Lock Screen until you swap it for the next one. No unlocking, no opening an app: you raise your phone and the note is there. Your latest notes stay saved inside the app, in case you want one back.
Tick it off from the Lock Screen.
A note can be a checklist. Ticked rows strike through and dim — done, but not gone.
Open, and you're already writing.
The app launches straight into the keyboard — zero taps between opening it and typing.
Draw on it, in your own colors.
Notes take finger drawings. The ink stays on your device, like everything else.
Twelve typefaces. Yours is in there.
Eleven hands and one clean sans ship with the app. The same note, four of them here:
Pick a paper
Sixty papers — grid, lined, or plain, in colors from pale pink to midnight. Change the paper any time; the note stays put.
Your notes never touch our servers.
Notes live on your iPhone, and in your own iCloud if backup is on. That is the whole arrangement: no servers of ours holding them, no AI reading them, nothing measured behind your back.
This site keeps the same promise. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, and makes no request to anyone but banora.dev — every font, image, and line of code is served from here. There is no cookie banner because there is nothing to consent to.
On the App Store shortly.