1. Rough is the input
Draw with a mouse, a pen or a finger. Wobbly boxes stay wobbly. Fieldnote only straightens a line when you ask it to.
Pen, mouse or touch, with pressure kept on iPad
A diagram notebook for product teams. Draw a rough line between two boxes and it becomes a real connection: it follows when you move things, carries a note and still reads in six months.
Draw with a mouse, a pen or a finger. Wobbly boxes stay wobbly. Fieldnote only straightens a line when you ask it to.
Pen, mouse or touch, with pressure kept on iPad
Arrows attach where you let go. Move a box and its arrows follow, redrawn in your own stroke, never snapped to a grid.
Up to 400 boxes on one page
Mark the decision that matters. Each page gets a single yellow pen, so the important thing is never one of twelve.
Three moves, in the order people make them on paper. Every drawing on this page inks itself in the way it does in the app.
Open a page and draw. No template picker, no shape library to search. A circle is a circle, a box is a box, and both are already things you can connect.
Dotted means maybe. Drag a dotted line for the routes nobody has decided, then ink it solid when the team agrees. The history keeps both.
Notes live beside the drawing, never on top of it. Point at anything with a hand-drawn arrow and the note stays pinned when the diagram moves.
Drop a screenshot onto a page and mark it up like a printout. Rings, arrows and margin notes stay attached to the part of the screen they point at.
Mara Quist Invites after the first page, then. Trying it on Monday.
Point your phone at a page you drew on the train. Fieldnote finds the boxes, circles and arrows and hands you an editable page in about 4 seconds.
Readers and commenters are free, always. You pay only for the people holding a pen, and the first 3 of those are free too.
£7.50per editor a month
£540 a year for 6 editors
Start a notebookNo card needed for up to 3 editors.
Someone else will pick up the pen. Fieldnote keeps every line, every maybe and the one yellow mark, so the next person starts exactly where you stopped.
Start a notebook