Sketch it on site with the pen. It's on the deal before you're back at the ute.
Standing in the kitchen with a tablet, sketch the wall that's moving, jot the measurement, circle the thing you don't want to forget. It saves itself before you've put the stylus down — and it's sitting on that same deal next time anyone on your team opens it, back at the office or on the next site visit.
Draws like paper. Behaves like software.
Press harder with a stylus and the line gets thicker, just like a real pen — a finger or mouse works too, just without the pressure. Pick a colour and a width, rub out a whole stroke with the eraser, undo the last one, or clear the page and start again. Every deal can hold as many pages as the job needs — one for the kitchen, one for each site visit — each one titled and timestamped so it's findable back at the office.
- Feels like a pen, not a form. Pressure-sensitive stylus support, a small colour and width set, and a stroke-level eraser — draw first, tidy up after.
- One notepad per deal, as many pages as you need. Create, rename and delete pages freely — switch between a room sketch and a running site-visit log without losing either.
- Never quietly lost. Ink autosaves a second or two after you stop drawing, warns you before a page gets too full, and refuses to let two devices silently overwrite each other's notes.
Included in the Company plan
Stop losing site notes to a soggy notebook.
The deal Notepad comes with the Company plan — see what else it includes.
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