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Quick actions on Android ​

This page is Android only.

The iOS app has its own share extension — see share things from other apps.

Android gives Notesnook three ways to start writing without opening the app first, plus a way to pin any note, notebook, tag or color to your launcher.

Add the quick settings tile ​

Notesnook ships a quick settings tile labelled New note. Tapping it collapses the shade and opens the same quick-compose screen the Make Note share target uses.

  1. Pull down the notification shade twice to show the full quick settings panel.
  2. Tap the edit (pencil) button to see the available tiles.
  3. Drag the New note tile into your active tiles.
  4. Tap it any time to start a note.

The tile requires Android 7.0 or newer.

Send text and files to Notesnook with "Make Note" ​

Notesnook registers as a share target under the name Make Note, for text, images, video and other files, including multiple items at once.

  1. In any app, tap Share.
  2. Choose Make Note from the share sheet.
  3. Edit the note that opens, then save it.

The same Make Note action appears in the text selection menu: highlight text anywhere in Android, tap the overflow (⋮) in the selection toolbar, and choose Make Note to drop the selection into a new note.

Details on what gets saved are on share things from other apps.

Pin a note, notebook or tag to your launcher Pro · Android only ​

You can put a note, notebook, tag or color on your home screen as its own icon. Tapping it opens that item directly in Notesnook.

  1. Long press the note, notebook, tag or color — or open its ⋮ menu.
  2. Tap Add to home.
  3. Android asks whether to add the shortcut. Confirm it.

The shortcut gets a generated icon based on the item's title and color, and its long label is the note headline or the notebook description. Pinned shortcuts need Android 8.0 or newer.

What happens if your plan expires

Launcher shortcuts are a Pro feature. See plans & limits for everything each plan unlocks.