tuckOne app, a lot of ways to use it.
tuck is for anything you want to catch quickly and find again. Here are a few of the ways people use it.
A Christmas list that stays secret
Gift ideas turn up at odd moments: a throwaway comment, a shop window, a link a friend sends. Tuck each one the second you think of it and file it under a Christmas list, so December is calm.
- Jot ideas in a few seconds, as they come
- Snap a photo of the thing in the shop
- Set a reminder for the last order date
A bug list while you test an app
Spot something odd while testing? Share a screenshot straight from the share sheet, add a line about what happened, and carry on. Everything waits in one list, ready for when you sit down to fix it.
- Send screenshots from the share sheet
- Record a voice note of the steps
- Pin the nasty ones to the top, archive what is fixed
Articles to read later, properly
Save an article and tuck fetches the full text, so it is still there if the page disappears or you are on a train with no signal. Read it in a calm, serif reader with a progress bar, and highlight the bits worth keeping.
- Saved in full and readable offline
- Clean reader with adjustable text
- Highlight a passage, or turn it into an idea
Planning a trip, one scrap at a time
Places to eat, a photo of the hotel, a note about the train times. Drop it all into one list as you find it and you will have the whole trip in one place, without a spreadsheet in sight.
- Links, photos and notes side by side
- Everything works offline, even abroad
- A reminder to check in online
Ideas that arrive when you cannot type
The best thoughts show up on a walk or in the shower. Say it out loud, tuck it away, and come back to it later. Old ideas resurface now and then, so good ones do not get buried.
- Capture from the Action Button or Siri
- A voice note counts as one capture
- Gentle nudges bring older ideas back
Little things you must not forget
Not everything needs a list. Tuck it, give it a reminder, and let it sit in your Inbox until it is time. Swipe to archive once it is done.
- Reminders on any item
- Swipe right to file, left to archive
- No account, no setup
Your own way of using it.
Lists are optional. Everything starts in your Inbox, so you can begin with a single thought.
