Catch it while it’s fresh.
Quick notes and autosave, with undo and redo for the words you change your mind about.
✳ YOUR EVERYDAY POCKET NOTEBOOK
An offline notepad for lists, ideas, and unfinished thoughts. Now becoming Notizmo, with a fresh look and the PocketDraft features you already know.
Offline notes. No app account. No ads. Google account required for testing.

FROM THE ACTUAL ANDROID BUILD
These are emulator screenshots of the Notizmo redesign, using sample notes. The redesign is in testing; the current Google Play release may still look like PocketDraft.




01 / THE LITTLE DETAILS
The design is changing. Your notes, folders, backup files, and everyday tools come with you.
Quick notes and autosave, with undo and redo for the words you change your mind about.
Folders for your different worlds. Search for that one thought. Pin the notes you keep coming back to.
Adjust the text size, choose light or dark, and lock Notizmo with your phone’s fingerprint or device PIN/password. No separate app password needed.
Share a thought, export a text file, or make a JSON backup. Trash and restore give deleted notes a second chance.
02 / CHOOSE YOUR NOTEBOOK
Start with a useful free notepad.
A few more possibilities are on our drawing board.
Ideas we’re exploring for a future paid edition:
Not available to purchase yet. Features and pricing will be confirmed before release.
Tell us what you’d use ↗03 / TUCK IT IN YOUR POCKET
Notizmo is taking its first steps. Help us make it
the notepad you’ll reach for every day.
Sign in to Google and request membership in Notizmo Testers (opens in a new tab). Wait for approval, then opt in on Google Play (opens in a new tab) using that same Google account. Follow the download link to install through the Play Store. Stay opted in, use the app, and share feedback over 14 days. See the complete signup steps and country eligibility.
Check that your group membership has been approved and that Google Groups, the opt-in page, and the Play Store all use the same Google account. Requesting membership alone is not enough: you must also opt in. If approval was recent, allow time for access to update and try again. The test is available in multiple countries. Your Google Play account’s country must be included in the test. If access still fails, contact support with the error message, without sharing passwords or private notes.
Yes. Notizmo is the new name for our PocketDraft notes app. The current Android testing listing may still say PocketDraft while we prepare the rebrand.
Yes. The current Android app works offline and doesn’t require an account. You can create, edit, and organize your notes without a connection. Joining the closed test and installing through Google Play require internet and a Google account; using the notepad does not require a separate app account.
The current offline app keeps your notes on your device. Exporting or sharing creates a copy wherever you choose to send it. Use app lock with your phone’s fingerprint or device PIN/password to help protect access to the app. The screenshots on this website show sample notes in the redesign test build.
Notizmo uses your Android phone’s existing authentication, such as fingerprint or device PIN/password, to unlock the app. You don’t need to create a separate Notizmo password. App Lock protects access to the app; it is not a claim of end-to-end encryption or individual-note encryption.
Use the app’s JSON backup/export option and save the file somewhere safe outside the app. You can import a compatible backup later. Text export is useful for individual notes; don’t rely on it as a full backup. Make a backup before uninstalling or clearing app data.
Cross-device syncing is not currently available. The iPhone app is in development, and feature availability may differ from Android.
AI-assisted organization is being explored for the future. It isn’t part of the current app, and the features shown as available here don’t require AI.
Email hares@sipchemintl.com with your phone model, app version, and what happened. A screenshot helps, but please remove any private note content first.