Organize everything

Folders that actually work like folders.

Penink uses an Explorer-style file system, similar to Windows File Explorer or Mac Finder. Nested folders, notebooks, PDFs, and notes live together — not in one endless stack.

My Files

Like Finder & Explorer
  • My Files
  • University
    • 2026
      • Semester 1
        • Biology
          • Lecture 01
          • Lecture 02
          • Textbook.pdf
        • Computing
  • Work
  • Personal
  • Ideas
Penink My Files explorer with Personal, Projects, University, and Blogging

The main difference

Many note apps flatten everything into notebooks, tags, or a timeline. Penink lets you build a tree: University → 2026 → Semester 1 → Biology → Lecture 01, with Textbook.pdf sitting next to the lectures you wrote while reading it.

You can create folders inside other folders and organize notebooks, PDFs, notes, and other files however you want. Work, Personal, and Ideas can be real top-level places — the same way they would be on a computer.

My Files, the way you already think

The My Files screen is a tablet explorer: coloured folders, notebooks, favourites, grid or list, and a folder tree in the sidebar. If you already know Finder or File Explorer, you already know how Penink wants you to file things.

Portrait tablet view of the Penink file explorer

Built for hundreds of notes

Students and professionals do not have twelve notes. They have years of them. Nested folders keep that volume usable. Search then finds a sentence; the folder tree tells you where that sentence lives.

Download

Get Penink on your tablet.

Available for iPad and Android tablets. Penink is not a phone app — it is built for the bigger screen.

Built for the bigger screen. Apple Pencil and compatible Android styluses.