Renote

Renote transforms your phone into a virtual whiteboard where you plan home renovation projects using colorful sticky notes. It helps DIY homeowners break down every fix-up, refresh, and room makeover into simple tasks organized by room. Creating a new renovation task feels natural and immediate—just tap the marker pen icon and a blank sticky note appears. On that note you enter a task name, select the target room, and choose a status from a straightforward dropdown. Every task moves through three clear stages: Not Started, In Progress, and Completed, so your progress is always visible at a glance. The Home screen greets you with bold dry-erase marker numbers that act as live counters for total tasks, in-progress items, and completed wins. Just below those counters, a strip of your three most recent sticky notes is pinned with tiny silver magnets, giving you one-tap access to what you worked on last. Switching to the Board tab shows your entire collection as a grid of square notes color-coded by status, with yellow for pending tasks, pink for active work, and blue for finished jobs. Tapping any note opens an edit overlay where you can change the room, update the status, or refine your material list, while a long press triggers a playful eraser wipe animation to delete the note cleanly. The Add tab feels like placing a fresh blank note on the surface, letting you fill in every field and save with a single stroke of a flat marker pen icon. When your board gets busy, the Search tab invites you to write your query in a marker-styled search bar, and matching sticky notes appear instantly below, filtered by task name or room. Every renovation task you create is stored privately on your device using local storage, which means no accounts, no sign-ups, and complete offline access to your plans. The entire experience echoes a real whiteboard, from the subtle curl shadow on each note to the handwritten-style font and the smudged marker counters that carry a faint dry-erase ghost. Renote strips away unnecessary clutter so you can focus entirely on planning and completing your DIY projects without interruptions or complicated workflows. For anyone wanting a tactile, paper-like way to stay on top of home improvements, this app offers a refreshingly direct and personally satisfying planning routine.