Infininote is a sketchbook where the page has depth — draw, then spin the drawing with your fingers and watch the lines hang in space.
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How do I draw in space instead of on flat paper?
Turn FACE on and rotate while the pencil is down — the ink sweeps through the volume. Turn LOCK on to go back to flat paper.
How do I spin the canvas?
Flick to spin; the space glides and stops when you grab it. Two-finger twist rolls the page, with inertia. Rotation is an infinite trackball — no gimbal, no limits.
How do I undo?
Two-finger double-tap, or use the undo/redo controls.
How do I get a video or a GIF out?
REC captures the session as gestures and replays it into a clean video — the camera moves and the strokes grow, with no interface in the frame. 360 exports a turntable GIF, and 写 takes a still. Renders save to your photo library when you ask.
Can I watch my iPad draw from my iPhone?
Yes. Open Infininote on both, on the same Wi-Fi. The devices link directly over your local network, so you'll be asked to allow local network access the first time.
Where are my canvases stored?
On your device, and in your own iCloud if iCloud Drive is enabled for Infininote. Work is saved as you go — close a canvas and reopen it exactly where you left it. Nothing is stored on our servers; see privacy.
Is there a subscription?
No. Pay once and it's yours — no unlocks, no account.