Inkwoven is a notebook for iPad whose pages answer your handwriting. Write with Apple Pencil or a fingertip, let the pen rest, and the page drinks your ink — then a reply flows back in script, or a picture develops on the page like a photograph in a tray.
Arriving soon on the App Store
Eight Books, one enchanted shelf.
Pressure-sensitive ink, palm rejection, paper that feels like paper. Apple Pencil is the finest way to write here — and a finger works everywhere.
A moment after you stop, the page drinks your ink. No button to hunt for; the paper simply takes it from there.
A reply flows back in flowing script, in the Book's own hand — or a picture develops on the page before your eyes.
Begin a tale and it continues in ink, with scenes that develop as pictures.
Your doodle develops into finished art.
A solo adventure: write what you do, and the page narrates and illustrates what happens.
Ask anything, and an answer is drawn in ink; cryptic or plain, as it pleases.
The diary that writes back, locked behind Face ID.
Write letters to figures of history and fiction, and they answer in their own hands.
Worked solutions and gentle corrections, written out step by step.
Riddles, twenty questions, draw-and-guess.
Inkwoven is built iPad-first. Every page is kept — revisit any exchange, in your own handwriting, whenever you like.
On iPhone, Inkwoven is a companion: revisit your pages and consult the Oracle wherever you are.
Requires iOS 17 or later. Works on iPad and iPhone.
No sign-in and no cloud copy of your notebook. Delete every page, or export them all as PDF or text, whenever you like.
To compose a reply, a snapshot of the page you just wrote is sent securely to the AI services that generate the answer — identified only by a random device token, never a name, an email, or a profile.
Everything the page writes or draws is fiction composed by AI, and the notebook says so plainly on its very first page. If your writing suggests real distress, it sets the fiction aside and shows you real resources instead.
The full story — what leaves the device, who receives it, and what is never collected — is in the privacy policy.
A few answered pages each day, in any Book, for as long as you like. Pages older than 30 days fade until the notebook is bound to you. Inkwoven Plus removes the daily limit and keeps your whole archive.
$0
Every Book, a few answered pages a day, and a 30-day archive. No trial countdown, no locked shelf.
$9.99 / month
Unlimited answered pages and your full archive, kept.
The same notebook, 54% less
$4.99 / week
Free for 3 days, then $4.99 a week until cancelled.
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