Swiftpad is developed as a single journal app to store all your ideas, and thoughts, segregate your bookmarks, and everything that you find interesting. These ideas and thoughts can be in form of images, text, or audio notes. With an added Eisenhower decision matrix in form of TODO, it will aid in enhancing your productivity. **Features** => Store Text, Images and Audio => Share Images and Text from other applications. => TODO- lists in Eisenhower Decision Matrix => Hide saved Text/ Images/Audio inside biometric container => Easy Calender to navigate through entries seemlessly => Easy Edit for Saved Contents => Wonderful homescreen widgets for Swift access ==> and Most Importantly its ***ADS FREE*** **Look Out for** ==> Accessibility Support for Vision deficiency ==> Backup and Restore ==> Sharing content across other applications ==> Easy Scan for QR Codes ==> Themes and Localisation Support It also provides a wonderful home screen widget to vault your idea with a single tap. no need to search and open the application to add one. It provides a beautiful UI to view your stored thoughts. if you want to navigate your thoughts through time, know it's covered too. with amazing calendar navigation. a secure vault with uses inbuilt device authentication (including fingerprint) to store/hide your ideas from peeping eyes. ==> Why did I develop it? Well back in mid-2020, I always thought the Notes/ToDo apps out on the market are slow ( They are designed in a way that it takes too much time to navigate through all the multiple pages inside the app to enter something. So I wanted to leverage Widgets in Android to add notes fast and designed it so that there won't require unnecessary steps. ==> What did I use to develop and why? I used flutter for the core app and android specific modules(java) for HomeScreen Widgets integration. Why? Well, back in the 2020 StackOverflow Developer survey, I found flutter among the "most wanted frameworks list". So I wanted to see what its capabilities are. I liked the framework and its integration with VSCode. started exploring it, and decided to make this app with it. ==>Is Swiftpad available for download in IOS App Store? Unfortunately No, Although the core application is written in flutter and the code is most probably compatible with IOS, I don't own a Mac or use an iPhone to verify and add/port IOS-specific parts. Maybe in the future when I get one of them. ==>What is the Future? To be truthful, I wanted to develop this app for myself and never had any intention of releasing it public until 2 months ago, then I joined Product Hunt and found the insights from the community very helpful(based on other posts). Of course, I will be adding features that will add value and optimize/ease our workflow and I am open to all your feedback and feature requests. Currently, I am working on scanning QR codes and adding their content as Notes, Ability to share content with other apps, backup and restore data from google drive/ onedrive, directly open links in the browser, etc. I will be answering all your requests here or you can contact me at bscharan1729@gmail.com. **** And finally, if you are not using the four provided Homescreen widgets, you are not using it as I (the developer) intended it to be used ****