UNQUIETINK DUO · IN DEVELOPMENT
Write comfortably.
Keep the bigger picture.
A notebook designed around two connected views: space for the movement of your hand, and space to see the page taking shape.
Small writing can be hard to control. The idea behind Ink Duo is to separate the size of your writing surface from the size of the marks on your page. Write larger in the pad while the corresponding ink sits smaller on the page above.
ONE PAGE, TWO PERSPECTIVES
Room for your hand.
Context for your ideas.
The writing pad is a magnified view of a region on the page, not a second note. The aim is to let you work on detail without losing sight of where it belongs.
Ink Duo is being developed around iPhone Duo’s folding form and Apple Pencil input, with an experience that adapts to changing poses, portrait and landscape. Support for other iOS and iPadOS devices is planned too.
THE DIRECTION
A notebook that follows your posture.
Partially folded at a desk or opened flat in your hands, the hardware changes how you work. Ink Duo’s design treats those changing poses as part of the notebook rather than an interruption.
Ink Duo is in development and is not yet publicly available. Supported devices and release details will be announced before launch.
A few practical questions
Can I download Ink Duo yet?
No. Ink Duo is not publicly available, and a release date has not been announced.
Which devices will it support?
The initial design is centered on iPhone Duo. Support for other iOS and iPadOS devices is planned. A specific device and operating-system compatibility list is not yet available.
What about Apple Pencil?
Apple Pencil input is central to the Duo writing-pad concept. Exact compatibility and input options will be documented before release; this page does not imply Pencil support on every iPhone or iPad.
Is the illustration the app?
No. It is a conceptual explanation of the page and writing-pad relationship, not a screenshot or an interactive prototype.
How can I ask a question or share an idea?
Email hello@unquietworks.com. Please avoid sending private notes or sensitive information. Questions and feedback are welcome.