Flyout for iPhone

Your notes, tasks and code.In your pocket.

Catch an idea. Add a task or a reminder to your note. Keep writing on your iPhone with Markdown, code blocks and images.

Try every feature for 7 days · iOS 18 or later

Flyout on iPhone with a quick-page tab, formatted notes, task statuses and the toolbar above the keyboard.

Flyout / iPhone

Four ways to catch a thought.

Start where you are. There is more than one way into your next note.

Share sheet

Send text or a link from another app. Flyout collects it when you next open the app.

Home Screen widget

Keep a chosen note within reach. Tap the widget to open it in Flyout.

Control Centre

Add a Flyout control and choose the note or quick page it opens.

Shortcuts

Create a quick note or open a chosen one. Assign the shortcut to your Action button on supported iPhones.

A real editor. Right above the keyboard.

Headings, lists, tables and code blocks with syntax highlighting. Add images and files without splitting the context across apps.

Flyout on iPhone with a quick-page tab, formatted notes, task statuses and the toolbar above the keyboard.

The task belongs with the note.

Give each task a status, add your own stages and keep the instructions beside it. Attach a reminder to a line and return there from the notification.

Example note — The task belongs with the note.

Quick / Notes

Write now. Find it again.

Keep a few quick pages in tabs for passing thoughts. Use folders, tags and search when a note needs a place in your library.

Example note — Write now. Find it again.

Make room for your own taste.

Choose an app theme. Give a note one of 38 paper colours. Your theme is a device preference; note colours can travel with iCloud sync.

38note colours
Lisbon list

The Sintra train leaves at 8:40; buy the ticket at the station.

Graphite
Lisbon list

The Sintra train leaves at 8:40; buy the ticket at the station.

Sepia
Lisbon list

The Sintra train leaves at 8:40; buy the ticket at the station.

Code

iPhone + Mac

Start on iPhone. Pick it up on Mac.

The same note, task statuses and attachments on both devices. Turn on iCloud sync in both Flyout apps using the same Apple Account.

The same example note on Mac and iPhone — Mac
The same example note on Mac and iPhone — iPhone
The same example note on Mac and iPhone

Sync starts off. You can use Flyout on iPhone without owning a Mac.

Your notes stay yours.

Write locally, decide what to lock, and switch on iCloud only when you want it.

Local first

Your notes are stored on your device. Writing does not require a network connection.

Your own iCloud

Optional sync uses your private iCloud account. Your notes do not pass through Flyout servers.

Lock private notes

Protect a note with password-based encryption. Enable Face ID or Touch ID on supported devices for convenient unlocking.

Try it with a real note.

Seven days with every feature unlocked. Then choose the one-time purchase that fits your devices.

iPhone

Just your iPhone

An iPhone-only purchase is available in the app. See your local price in the App Store.

On the App Store

Mac + iPhone

Your iPhone and your Mac

Choose the combined purchase in the app, or buy the Mac + iPhone license on this website.

See the Mac + iPhone license

Already bought Flyout here? Use your checkout email in the iPhone app to activate your license.

Before you start.

Do I need a Mac?

No. Flyout works on its own on iPhone. An iPhone-only purchase is available in the app.

What happens after the trial?

Your notes stay and can keep syncing. Writing pauses until you buy. There is no automatic subscription.

Does my web license include iPhone?

Yes. A license bought on this website covers five devices in total across Mac and iPhone. Use the checkout email in the iPhone app.

Is iCloud required?

No. Sync is off by default. For Mac–iPhone sync, use the same Apple Account and enable iCloud in both Flyout apps.

Can I use it on iPad?

Flyout currently has an iPhone app and a separate Mac app. There is no iPad app.

Can I write offline?

Yes. Your notes are stored locally. iCloud sync needs a connection; it does not have to be enabled to write.

Your next idea has a place.

On the App Store

Try every feature for 7 days · iOS 18 or later