Use Scribblespace on the web, Android and Linux

Scribblespace works in any modern browser, as an Android app and, in preview, as a Linux desktop app. Each device keeps its own copy of your notebooks, so each one works offline, and your theme and page style follow you to all of them.

Web

Go to scribblespace.app and click Open app. Once it has loaded, it keeps working without a connection.

Browsers that can install web apps (such as Chrome and Edge) can install Scribblespace in its own window. In that window, CtrlT, CtrlW, CtrlTab and Ctrl1–Ctrl9 work on Scribblespace’s own tabs instead of the browser’s.

Android

The Android app is the full editor, with your notebooks kept on the phone. You download it straight from us rather than from an app store.

1. On your phone, open the Android download.
2. Open the downloaded file. If Android asks, allow your browser to install apps.
3. Tap Install, then open Scribblespace and sign in.

Updates download automatically, and Android asks before installing them. To check yourself, open Settings › General › App updates and tap Check for updates.

Linux desktop

A desktop app with its own window, tabs and shortcuts, and its own copy of your notebooks. It’s in preview and not offered for download yet; use the web app in the meantime.