Send yourself a quick note with just one tap
It's simple. Open Captio and start typing. When you're done, hit Send. The note is immediately delivered to your email inbox.
“If you're looking for something to capture everything you need to remember (and capture it quickly), I highly recommend picking up Captio” — The Unofficial Apple Weblog
“If you need to send photos or screenshots to yourself on a regular basis then Captio will save you quite a bit of time” — Lifehacker.com
Features
- Blazing speed Captio is optimized for speed. Start-up only takes a second or less and sending notes is much faster than with similar solutions.
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Local storage
When no internet connection is available, Captio stores your notes on your phone. Those notes get sent when you're back online.
The number on the icon of Captio indicates how many notes are stored, so you don't forget to send them. - Photo attachments Sometimes it's just easier to use a photo to remember something. With a couple of taps you can take a picture within Captio and attach it to a note.
- Great integration Because Captio uses email to send notes, it integrates well with most popular task management systems. For example: Evernote, Backpack, OmniFocus, Remember The Milk and Good Todo.
- And more... iPad interface, IMAP support, note archive, TextExpander Touch support...
Support
For support issues please email
News
July 1 2011
Captio 2.0 Released
- iPad UI
- Note archive: read back your queued and sent notes
- IMAP: Put notes directly in your inbox with better security
- TextExpander Touch support
- Preference for disabling the message footer
- Preference for repeating the first line of the note in the email body
- Dutch localization
- Email account settings can now be changed within the app
Credits
"Swish" sound by Pogotron
Privacy
To achieve the fastest note delivery possible, Captio sends notes using Google App Engine's mail servers.
Alternatively, you can opt to use secure IMAP to put notes directly in your email inbox.
Our privacy policy is simple: We do not collect or share personal information.