Owldo for Writers
Your ideas deserve a better home than three different apps.
Most writers run notes in one app, tasks in another, and publish through a third. Owldo collapses all three into one — capture, organize, and publish without leaving the app.
Capture without friction
Open the app. Write. Done. No template prompts, no folder decisions, no "where does this go." The inbox catches everything and you sort it later, when you have clarity.
An idea has a half-life. Owldo is designed to catch it before it expires.
Drafts live next to deadlines
Create a Space for each project. The draft lives in the same Space as the "submit by Friday" task. Open one place and see everything that belongs together — no switching between a notes app and a task manager to remember why you were doing something.
Write anywhere, sync automatically
Offline-first means the app works with no connection. Plane, café, dead zone — you write and Owldo stores locally, then syncs the moment you are back online. Not as a feature, as a design principle.
Publish with one tap
Any note can be made public at owldo.app/you. No separate blog platform, no CMS setup, no export-paste-format cycle. Write a piece, hit publish, share the link — your own URL, already built in.
Owldo for Writers
What this replaces
- Apple Notes + Apple Reminders — two apps for one job
- Notion — powerful, but slow to open and endless to configure
- Bear + Todoist + Substack — three subscriptions, zero integration
- Google Docs + Tasks — still split, always will be
Frequently asked questions
Can I publish my writing directly from Owldo?
Yes — any note publishes in one tap to your own page at owldo.app/you, with an optional custom domain. No separate blogging platform needed.
Does Owldo work offline for writing on the go?
Owldo is offline-first: every draft is saved to a local database and syncs when you reconnect, so a plane or a dead zone never stops you.
Do I own what I publish with Owldo?
Yes. You publish to your own page at owldo.app/you or a custom domain, your subscriber list is exportable, and there is no revenue cut — your writing stays yours.
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