Your space.
Your stream.
Yours alone.
Free to start. Three minutes to set up. A second brain that actually feels like yours.
Ploq is the private note-taking app for iPhone and iPad — a personal stream for thoughts, links, photos, and reminders. No ads. No tracking. Locked behind Face ID. Just your space.
Capture it the moment it shows up — text, photos, files, links. Ploq turns the chaos of your second brain into a clean, scannable, searchable feed.
Think of it as iMessage, but the only person on the other side is future-you. Type, drop a photo, paste a link. Swipe right to "keep" it as a note. Long-press to set a reminder. Pin the important stuff. Everything stays in chronological order so your timeline is your memory.
Organize what you keep — notes, photos, files and links — into colorful, contextual spaces.
Scroll back through time. See exactly when an idea hit, a photo was captured, or a note was kept.
Full-text search across messages, notes, and metadata. Filter by type — text, photos, files, links. Find that one thing you wrote six months ago in two keystrokes.
Keep every photo, video, file, and link in one private library — easy to find, locked by Face ID.
Long-press any message to attach a reminder. Six quick presets (15 min, 1 hr, tomorrow…) plus custom and repeat. The bell badge stays on the bubble so you always know what's pending.
We don't sell your data. We don't show ads. We don't even want to know what's in your stream. Ploq is a tool, not a product made of your attention.
Your thoughts are not training data. Your photos are not a feed. Your notes are not a marketing funnel.
Your stream is one biometric scan away from being invisible. Locked notes need a second confirmation, even after you're in.
A second, separate vault that opens with a different password. Pressured to unlock your phone? Show the decoy. The real stream stays invisible.
No trials that surprise-charge you. No "contact sales." Three honest plans — pick the one that fits.
"I stopped texting myself things on iMessage. Ploq is what that should've always been — fast, calm, and not built to sell me a subscription to my own thoughts."
"The decoy vault sold me. I travel a lot and the idea that I can hand someone my phone and they see a fake feed is genuinely useful, not gimmicky."
"Apple Notes is too quiet. Notion is too much. Ploq is in the middle — it's a feed of my own brain, and I don't have to decide where things go."
Everything you might want to know about Ploq — the private notes app for iPhone and iPad.
Free to start. Three minutes to set up. A second brain that actually feels like yours.