Frequently asked questions

Notenda is a private space for everything you don’t write down anywhere else: your thoughts and memories, but also the day-to-day things you want to keep track of. A food diary, a pet’s health record, travel memories, training sessions, ideas, lists — you organise your notes however you like, in a space that stays yours.

Anything that matters to you. Notenda doesn’t lock you into a single use: some people keep a private journal, others track their meals, their pet’s health, their workouts or their travels. There’s no limit on how much you write, and you can attach photos and documents to it.

A memo is a single note: some text, with its date. A category groups memos of the same kind together (“Meals”, “Appointments” or “Ideas”, for example), each with its own icon and colour. A notebook is a container that brings several categories and memos together around one theme (“Health”, “Travel”…). You can create as many notebooks as you like.

Yes. A memo takes photos, documents and files: the vet’s invoice, the hotel booking, a picture of a label. Attachments are saved on your device, just like the text, and are included in your backups.

On your phone, Notenda recognises the text in a photo or a scanned page and drops it straight into a memo. Handy for capturing a handwritten note, a prescription or a receipt without typing it all out again. Recognition happens on your device: the image is sent nowhere.

Yes. You can set a memo to be deleted automatically at a time you choose. Useful for anything not meant to stay: a temporary code, a course of treatment, a passing note. Once the time comes, the memo and its attachments disappear from your device.

Yes. You can attach a reminder to a memo: the cat’s next flea treatment, an appointment, a deadline. The notification is issued locally by your device — it goes through no server, and its text never leaves your phone.

Within a notebook, every memo belongs to a category. You can show only the memos in a given category by selecting it — the quickest way to find what you’re after without scrolling through the whole list.

On mobile, you can type a keyword to show the memos containing it.

Your memos belong to you, and they don’t leave your device. Notenda creates no account, sends your notes to no server and keeps no copy of them: no one at Fabulette can read them. Their protection is your device’s own — do keep it locked.

No. We receive neither your name, nor your email, nor the contents of your memos. The app only sends anonymous usage statistics — which feature was used, on what kind of device — tied to a session rather than to a person. They are used solely to fix and improve the app, and are neither sold nor shared. The details are in the privacy policy.

You can export all of your data as a ZIP archive, which holds your memos and your attachments, then import it back into the app if you need to. That is how you keep a copy of your notes outside Notenda. You can also produce a PDF of a selection of memos, to read back or pass on.

Notenda syncs nothing: each device has its own data, and nothing travels between them. To pick your memos up elsewhere, export them from the first device and import the archive on the second.

Yes, as long as you think of it beforehand: export your data from the old device, then import the archive into Notenda on the new one. Since nothing is stored online, a phone that is lost or reset without a prior export takes its memos with it.

Yes, entirely. Notenda needs no connection to work: your memos are on your device and stay available at all times, on a plane as much as at the bottom of a valley.

Notenda is available on Android and iOS.

Yes, entirely: no advertising, no subscription, no in-app purchase, no feature held back for a paid version. Since Notenda stores nothing online, it costs nothing to run — and nothing here is funded by your data.