Quick capture for the weekend. Keep it light and easy to scan.
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Built for quick capture, not clutter
Notes that move fast enough to keep up.
KeepKilla is a native iPhone app for fast note-taking and lightweight task flow. Capture an idea, color-code it, tag it, pin it, archive it, or put a due date on it before the thought disappears. Checklists, reminders, and a Labs screen for beta markdown, note linking, and note grooming keep the product practical without pretending every new idea is already core.
Quick capture
Titles, bodies, tags, colors, due dates, and checklist-friendly note bodies.
On-device
Current data persists locally for a simple, private-first workflow.
Labs-ready
Beta markdown preview, `[[note links]]`, and note grooming live behind Labs.
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KeepKilla
5G
New note
Due date
Ship the onboarding refresh
Add a warmer welcome, keep the copy light, and set a Monday reminder.
Pin the product copy, lock the screenshots, archive the old drafts.
#productLink ideas together with `[[note titles]]` or turn a rough note into a checklist.
#researchClear completed items once the work is actually out of the way.
#done
Note detail
Beta aware
Pinned
Markdown
Checklist
Open a note to edit, work through checklists, render markdown, and jump through linked notes when those beta tools are enabled.
Built for the note before it slips away.
The current product already covers the core fast-capture loop: create notes quickly, organize them visually, search across titles, bodies, and tags, and move work between active, done, and archived states without friction.
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Capture fast
Create a note from a lightweight composer with title, body, tags, color, and optional due date.
02
See everything clearly
Browse notes as colorful cards, pin what matters, and filter by active, done, or archived.
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Search without ceremony
Search matches titles, note bodies, and tags so context stays reachable as your list grows.
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Follow through
Set due dates, schedule reminders, turn note bodies into checklists, then mark notes done or archive them when the work moves on.
What the app includes right now.
This page is aligned to the actual repo state today: onboarding, core note management, checklist support, local persistence, due date reminders, and a Labs surface for experimental capabilities.
Current core workflow
- Onboarding flow before the main note experience.
- Quick capture for note title and body, plus tags and note color.
- Search, filters, pinning, completion, deletion, and archive actions.
- Checklist-aware note detail with edit actions, status badges, and reminder visibility.
- Local persistence so the app reopens to your existing notes.
KeepKilla is currently scoped as a native iOS app shell with the product direction already visible in the interface: warm color, low-friction capture, and a bias toward quick personal workflows instead of heavy project management.
Labs: shipping beta ideas without pretending they are finished
- Markdown Preview beta renders note bodies as formatted markdown in detail view.
- Note Linking beta supports `[[note title]]` references, backlinks, and related notes.
- Note Grooming beta reviews notes for suggested links, promoted hashtags, and better untitled-note names.
- The Labs screen makes it explicit that these are experimental and may change.
Why that matters
The product can move fast without making false promises on the marketing page. Stable functionality is described as core, and new capability is framed as beta until the experience is fully settled.
The product flow in four moves.
The app already has a coherent story. That matters for the landing page because the copy should reflect a real workflow, not a list of disconnected features.
Start light
Onboarding sets the tone fast: capture quickly, stay organized, and never forget what needs action.
Capture everything
New notes accept titles, note bodies, tags, color, and optional due dates from a simple creation flow.
Organize visually
Cards, colors, pinning, and segmented filters make the app feel closer to a personal workspace than a checklist.
Expand carefully
Labs keeps beta markdown, connected-note behavior, and note grooming visible without blurring the difference between beta and core.
Keep the page honest as the app evolves.
The simplest way to keep this marketing page current is to have a recurring automation review the repo, compare the implemented feature set to the landing page copy, and update `index.html` only when the page is stale or inaccurate.