Renote Snap

The premise is simple: jotting down a single line shouldn't require unlocking a phone, opening an app and wading through notifications. Renote Snap moves that quick note to the back of the phone instead, so a shopping list or a number heard on a call can be written down without touching the screen.

Erasable metal pages

Inside are two aluminum pages meant to be written on with a dry-erase pen, wiped and reused, so there are no pages to run out of. According to the maker, the surface is sandblasted anodized aluminum, a finish intended to give the metal a paper-like bite rather than a slick feel, and the material is described as resistant to wear and water. The campaign FAQ puts the writing area at approximately 11cm × 9cm, within an A7-size format.

Wallet, stand and more

The outside carries a card holder for up to 3 cards. The maker says Renote Snap is MagSafe compatible and snaps to the back of a phone, with an included magnetic ring to extend compatibility. It also opens into a multi-angle phone stand for video, calls or keeping a recipe in view.

• A7 metal notebook with 2 aluminum pages
• Card holder for up to 3 cards
• MagSafe-compatible wallet with included magnetic ring
• Multi-angle phone stand
• Ruler along the edge
• Pen
• Magnetic note system for leaving notes at home or work and taking only what you need

The design leans minimal, built around the sharp look of metal. The source mentions a gunmetal-style finish alongside pastel colors, though it does not list the exact color options.