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Help & FAQ

How to use nandake. Still stuck? Email support@gapmoe.net.

Adding a memo

Tap the + button. Write your note right on the card, then choose a background — a photo, the camera, or a soft pastel colour. Tap Done to add it to your pile.

Reviewing the pile

Memos appear as a shuffled stack. Swipe the top card:

A little balloon shows how many are left, and when you reach the last one the mascot lets you tap to loop through your “later” memos again.

History & insights New

Open the ☰ menu (top-left) and tap History to look back over the memos you’ve finished, newest first. Swipe right to browse on, swipe left to remove one for good (its photo or video is deleted from your device), and tap a card to flip it — the back shows how long it took to finish, how many times you put it off, and the day you wrapped it up.

Siri & Shortcuts New

iPhone & iPad (iOS 16+). Add a memo hands-free — say “Add to nandake” and tell Siri what to jot. It’s also in the Shortcuts app, so you can build your own automations. It saves without even opening the app — your note shows up next time you open nandake.

The home-screen widget

Add the nandake widget to see your latest memo at a glance. It updates as you add and review memos (the system refreshes widgets periodically, so changes can take a few minutes).

iOS: long-press the home screen → + → search “nandake”. Android: long-press → Widgets → nandake.

Photos

nandake asks for camera or photo access only when you attach a background. If you declined, re-enable it in your device Settings. Photos are stored on your device.

Languages

Available in English, 日本語 and 한국어 — follows your device language automatically (on iOS you can also set a per-app language in Settings).

Is my data private?

Your memos are stored locally on your device. See our Privacy Policy for the limited, anonymous analytics and crash reporting we use to improve the app.