
Apps
Our mobile app is built to be the perfect companion to the desktop app - search, upload, and take notes on the go.
Get a brief overview of our mobile app here, or watch the more in-depth walkthrough!
The mobile app is available for iOS and Android. You can get the app here:
The mobile app is built around 4-5 main buttons in the nav bar at the bottom of the screen.

Read more about each section below.
This is like the left sidebar on your desktop app. You can swipe to open this or click on the icon in the bottom right of the screen.

Here you will find:
This is a quick way to access search and recently opened items. You can swipe to open it.
The calendar is a central part of the mobile app, just as it is on desktop.
The calendar button will open your daily note. If you tap once it opens the last opened daily note. If you tap twice, it will open today's daily note.

You can also access other calendar features, such as the date references, timeline, and the objects created on that day.

With the three-dot menu next to the daily note title, you can access more options for your daily note.
We have created a quick action menu for common actions:

Read more about each below!
Create any object of any type with this command.
You can scroll to choose the object type you need, or type to refine the search.
This will open a new object for editing.

Quickly add a note to your daily note with this command.
This command takes you to a new block in your daily note, ready to type.
Take a photo in Capacities and upload it instantly as an image object. From here you can rename, add tags, and take notes in the 'notes' tab.
You will need to approve the necessary permissions when prompted.
If you have a photo you want to upload, you can also access your camera roll from Capacities. This will be uploaded to Capacities as an image object too.
You will need to approve the necessary permissions when prompted.
Just like images, you can also choose a file to upload to Capacities.
Copy links, images, and more into Capacities with this command.
Copy from a different app, open Capacities, and choose the 'paste from Clipboard' option.
You can access the power of the AI Assistant on mobile too with this command.
This option opens a new AI chat window and loads the text box so you can instantly begin chatting.
You can also choose which model you want to use in the top right corner.
If you run this command from an object, you will be able to load it as context like on the desktop app.
If you have an AI chat open, you will see a purple AI button in the bottom right corner of your screen. You can reopen it at any point.
If you want to close the AI chat, click the trash icon on the top right corner of the AI window.

Access our powerful search function from the search icon, or by swiping left in any screen.
Search works with

We have enabled swipe actions on most screens.
Each object has tabs at the top for easy navigation.
The default is the content tab, so you can get to your notes quickly.

You have full-text editing capabilities on mobile via the editing menu above your keyboard.
It uses the same symbols and commands as on desktop (such as @ and +).
Close your keyboard then long press to select a block. This will open the mobile action panel. You can drag and drop to move blocks once in block selection mode.
Here you can
If you no longer want that menu, click elsewhere on the screen or swipe down to close it.
If you want to perform an action on multiple blocks, select one block to enter block selection mode, select the extra blocks, then choose the action.

To change an object's type, you will need to
We have also enabled share sheet, allowing you to add content to Capacities from other apps.
This works with weblinks, photos, and blocks of text from other apps.

Get to know our new mobile app whilst following the walkthrough video!
The Capacities mobile app should be seen as a companion to the desktop apps, not as a replacement.
Some features will never be added to mobile, but others will be as we develop it further.
Right now, the following features and actions are not supported on mobile:
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